Home Distiller

The particles might be too fine for this but you could probably modify it. http://texasprocesstechnologies.com/store/product200.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow Hmm, interesting. Yeah, it looks too big (unless there is a filter that fits into th...

http://homedistiller.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=25090&start=0 Ahhhh, lovely! Now I just have to build the thing. :-) I was hoping for some kind of pre-built system with fancy filters, but it looks like that would do. I might even be able to re-use some of the filters that came with the a...

Thanks folks - I ended up using an industrial sized coffee filter in a big cone-shaped colander. It still took quite awhile to get it all through, though having previously filtered through fine cheesecloth seems to have sped it up a bit. Still, some kind of pumping filter would be great if I could f...

Refrigeration than a coffee filter. Ga I may try the coffee filter option again - I last tried it before I filtered through cheesecloth after some sediment had dropped, so it might be more easily filterable now. Still, it would be nice to have an option that didn't take many hours like coffee filte...

Hi all... I'm not a distiller, but am making some home liqueurs from 95% alcohol (Everclear) and herbs/spices. I have a need to filter my concoctions to remove fine particles, and have been looking around; I saw various wine and beer targeted filtering systems, and ended up getting this one: http://...