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Using 5 Gallon Water Bottle Fermenter. I advise against using the current primo water bottle. I'm sure this has been asked many times, but can you use a typical 5 gallon water bottle as a fermenter, or at least a secondary?. I came across a pile of empty 5 gallon water bottles the other day, and picked these out of the bunch. I figured they might make good fermenters. Follow the detailed instructions for mashing,. What do you guys think? They are less expenive than a. Rather than buying buckets or carboys, i would like to use 5 gallon pet water bottles that i can get free from work (i verified they are pet with the 1 on the bottom). I use a #7 five gallon jug to transport brewing water from the ro machine in front of the market to my house. Is there anything wrong with using a 5 gallon water cooler jug for secondary fermentation? You should only use plastic that has a resin identification code (the recycling symbol) of 1 or 2.

I figured they might make good fermenters. I advise against using the current primo water bottle. I came across a pile of empty 5 gallon water bottles the other day, and picked these out of the bunch. I use a #7 five gallon jug to transport brewing water from the ro machine in front of the market to my house. They are less expenive than a. You should only use plastic that has a resin identification code (the recycling symbol) of 1 or 2. I'm sure this has been asked many times, but can you use a typical 5 gallon water bottle as a fermenter, or at least a secondary?. Is there anything wrong with using a 5 gallon water cooler jug for secondary fermentation? Follow the detailed instructions for mashing,. What do you guys think?

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Using 5 Gallon Water Bottle Fermenter I'm sure this has been asked many times, but can you use a typical 5 gallon water bottle as a fermenter, or at least a secondary?. I'm sure this has been asked many times, but can you use a typical 5 gallon water bottle as a fermenter, or at least a secondary?. You should only use plastic that has a resin identification code (the recycling symbol) of 1 or 2. I came across a pile of empty 5 gallon water bottles the other day, and picked these out of the bunch. What do you guys think? I use a #7 five gallon jug to transport brewing water from the ro machine in front of the market to my house. I figured they might make good fermenters. Rather than buying buckets or carboys, i would like to use 5 gallon pet water bottles that i can get free from work (i verified they are pet with the 1 on the bottom). Is there anything wrong with using a 5 gallon water cooler jug for secondary fermentation? I advise against using the current primo water bottle. They are less expenive than a. Follow the detailed instructions for mashing,.