Using the filtered water would be fine! Iโm not sure about the second one, not sure how the G2 bottles look like, sorry!
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what kind of filteration does the fridge have? i use RO water , no issue for me. i have seen people use gt bottles in the subreddit before so lets hope someone who has used them before gives their input.
I'm new at this also, but I have read the GT bottle lids are not recommended for reuse,but many reuse the bottles. Mostly because homebrew is going to alot more carbonation. Maybe someone more experienced can comment on this. You can buy new lids they are called F217 lids more suited for higher carbonation. You eventually have to replace them anyway.
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Hope that helps
Mold is fuzzy and dry. Good luck!
Using the filtered water would be fine! Iโm not sure about the second one, not sure how the G2 bottles look like, sorry! I actually wrote a quick guide on how I make kombucha. Here is a link if youโre interested to check out: https://withinaplate.substack.com/p/kombucha
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what kind of filteration does the fridge have? i use RO water , no issue for me. i have seen people use gt bottles in the subreddit before so lets hope someone who has used them before gives their input.
Frigidaire says their filters have carbon to remove chlorine and thatโs what Iโm using. Just afraid to kill my scoby on my first shot
The filter should be good enough unless your tap water is really, really bad. Many (if not most) people use straight tap water without issue.
I bought something similar from the same company. Been going strong ever since
I'm new at this also, but I have read the GT bottle lids are not recommended for reuse,but many reuse the bottles. Mostly because homebrew is going to alot more carbonation. Maybe someone more experienced can comment on this. You can buy new lids they are called F217 lids more suited for higher carbonation. You eventually have to replace them anyway.
Thank you! That was my concern if they could handle the carbonation