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Chemetrics titrets -- no flow (or "do these things actually work?")

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Brewser83

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Having the titrettor is not a necessity. However many winemaking items are not
"necessities" i.e. hydrometer, racking tube, bottle filler etc. Spring for
the titrettor. It's only 5 bucks. (less than the cost of a few wasted
ampuoles.)

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