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04-12-2003, 01:44 PM
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liquid campden
When reading the latest issue of Wine Maker magazine, I spotted an
advertisement by a California supply company offering "liquid camden". Sounds too good to be true. Has anyone had experience with this product? Thanks...Jim. 
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04-12-2003, 03:22 PM
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liquid campden
Just make your own - water + potassium metabisulfite powder and you're done.
"jimbo" wrote in message ... When reading the latest issue of Wine Maker magazine, I spotted an advertisement by a California supply company offering "liquid camden". Sounds too good to be true. Has anyone had experience with this product? Thanks...Jim.
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12-12-2003, 08:30 PM
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liquid campden
"Ed Marks" wrote in message
Just make your own - water + potassium metabisulfite powder and you're done. "jimbo" wrote in message ... When reading the latest issue of Wine Maker magazine, I spotted an advertisement by a California supply company offering "liquid camden". Sounds too good to be true. Has anyone had experience with this product? Thanks...Jim. Make a 10% solution, it is easy to use and stores well when stoppered tightly in glass. To make a 10% solution add 4 oz of powdered sulphite to one quart of water and shake until dissloved. Use at 5 ml. per gallon to achieve 50 ppm. Larry -- Posted via Mailgate.ORG Server - http://www.Mailgate.ORG
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