MarkBastard
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After saying I don't see the point in filtering only a month or two ago I'm getting pretty damn keen on it, but I can't justify spending a whole lot of money.
That's why the Beerbelly one http://www.beerbelly.com.au/filtering.html appeals to me. $90 with all that gear works out to about $60 or less for just the filter.
I know it's a paper filter, does anyone know if you can buy another filter insert later, made out of whatever the more expensive ones are made of? It'd maybe be good to start off with paper either way.
If there's some decent feedback on this unit I'm gunna ask them if they'd consider doing one without the two beer disconnects and the beer line for hopefully $60.
If there's any other cheaper options out there please let me know too. I crash chill and have good results but I just really like the idea of filtering as I'm transferring to keg and ensuring that as much crap as possible just simply never makes it to the keg. Partly also so that I can later move kegs around without worrying about them clouding up again.
That's why the Beerbelly one http://www.beerbelly.com.au/filtering.html appeals to me. $90 with all that gear works out to about $60 or less for just the filter.
I know it's a paper filter, does anyone know if you can buy another filter insert later, made out of whatever the more expensive ones are made of? It'd maybe be good to start off with paper either way.
If there's some decent feedback on this unit I'm gunna ask them if they'd consider doing one without the two beer disconnects and the beer line for hopefully $60.
If there's any other cheaper options out there please let me know too. I crash chill and have good results but I just really like the idea of filtering as I'm transferring to keg and ensuring that as much crap as possible just simply never makes it to the keg. Partly also so that I can later move kegs around without worrying about them clouding up again.
