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Easier way to check acidity/sulfite?
I called the company that makes the Titrate kit and was told to throw away the
plastic Titrator and instead to simply use the thumb and index finger over the check valve ball to control the amount drawn into the vacuum tube that contains the chemical. This helped somewhat but no I haven't come across a more sophisticated way of doing it. |
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