up to a quarter of the previous batch...the more, the faster.
How much faster depends on water quality.
Great water is a lot slower to get going, not so great/ somewhat
contaminated is much faster.
Which is what you are doing...making great water not so great .....by
contaminating it with CS
At 08:03 AM 3/24/2014 -0400, you wrote:
>If you use part of a previous batch to "seed" the next, making 4 quarts
is actually faster
>than making a gallon. Any batch can be 'topped off' with more water to
replace what you
>used and run up to PPM again, pretty quick.
I was reading a thread that mentioned seeding to shorten the time to make
a batch of CS. If making a quart batch, how much "seed" of previous CS
from an old batch should be added to a new batch? How much time will this save?
Thanks
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