it says ten gallons is that how much product you can distill using your copper contraption?
62915
You will end up with about 80/85% of your starting volume be it 1 gal. 5 gal. Or 10. Just know the more gallons you start with the the longer it will take to get to temp my 1st try at 10 gal. On hot plate took 3 hrs to get to temp
1207719
More than enough for a 10 gallon, I have one in a 25 gallon and it has bubbles galore.
751621
Everytime, 3 ounces per 10 gallons, a little more will NOT hurt the performance
613140
I'm not sure the exact amount but would say probably at least 7-8. We use them for whiskey so we don't normally fill them more than a quarter of the way.
489679
I think it is something like 2 gallons maybe. However, to be honest I used this for a year and it is breaking down pretty bad. I wouldn't recommend purchasing this unit.
2129224
I carefully filled my 10 cup pot with water, to the 10 cup line. Then measured the water by liquid oz. I measured 51 oz. liquid. Yes, my 10 cup pot holds 51 oz.
182848
Not sure but the ADD implied several quarts. First time I am using this product. Ask me again in a year.
1825286
Sorry, I don't know the answer. I think it depends on how much carbonation you put into the water. I like a lot of carbonation so I have two 20 oz canisters that I keep on hand for the Primo (one in the machine and one extra).
581297
you could make up to 6 gallons. I make 51/2 to 53/4 gallons because I try for more body and flavor. Sometimes less can be better.
580615
I do not know. I do not use it. I punch a hole in a gallon water jug and distill about a gallonof water a day. I have never used the provided catch jug because it is inconvenient to empty.I buy distilled water at Wal. Mart, and keep the clean jugs for daily distilled water. I never soap orwash one of those jugs. I keep three gallons of water distilled and ready. I limit the reserve to threegallons because distilled water is vulnerable to bacteria. The distillation tank uses a gallon of waterfor processing. If anyone ever looked at all that crud left from city water in the tank, everyonewould be distilling. I do not know. I do not use it. I punch a hole in a gallon water jug and distill about a gallonof water a day. I have never used the provided catch jug because it is inconvenient to empty.I buy distilled water at Wal. Mart, and keep the clean jugs for daily distilled water. I never soap orwash one of those jugs. I keep three gallons of water distilled and ready. I limit the reserve to threegallons because distilled water is vulnerable to bacteria. The distillation tank uses a gallon of waterfor processing. If anyone ever looked at all that crud left from city... » Read More I do not know. I do not use it. I punch a hole in a gallon water jug and distill about a gallonof water a day. I have never used the provided catch jug because it is inconvenient to empty.I buy distilled water at Wal. Mart, and keep the clean jugs for daily distilled water. I never soap orwash one of those jugs. I keep three gallons of water distilled and ready. I limit the reserve to threegallons because distilled water is vulnerable to bacteria. The distillation tank uses a gallon of waterfor processing. If anyone ever looked at all that crud left from city water in the tank, everyonewould be distilling. « Show Less
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It is NOT premixed. You will need to add the same volume of distiller water.
1023327
No, it's about 10%. Most what you buy in the stores is 3% so this is pretty strong. I use it in cleaning solutions that remove copper and lead. It gets the job done!!
78138
Gallon and a half. If you were to make moonshine which I don't it would make about 4 pints depending on your mash.
1507863
I mixed it one gallon of booster to 10 gallons of hydraulic oil. It worked great. Different mixtures for different applications. I used mine in the hydraulic sump on a tractor.
497148
I poured a 12 oz soda into it and it didn't fit so I'm going with 10 oz. I hope this helps.
196539
You would need to contact the manufacturer, but I assume this product is mostly water, given that it's a distillate!
320111
Yes. I used about half a teaspoon per gallon that's the calculation I've always heard.