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[[file:116-1642_IMG.jpg|thumb|160px|right|A simple bucket still in action]] | |||
Bucket [[Still|stills]] heat the [[Wash|wash]] to a lower degree than a [[Pot_still|pot still]] or [[Reflux_still|reflux still]], and perform a [[Stripping_run|stripping run]] rather slowly. Many times they are heated by an aquarium heater, and use simple air-cooling [[Condenser|condensers]]. While these types of stills do remove [[Alcohol|alcohol]] from the wash, the end product is not particularly clean or palatable. | Bucket [[Still|stills]] heat the [[Wash|wash]] to a lower degree than a [[Pot_still|pot still]] or [[Reflux_still|reflux still]], and perform a [[Stripping_run|stripping run]] rather slowly. Many times they are heated by an aquarium heater, and use simple air-cooling [[Condenser|condensers]]. While these types of stills do remove [[Alcohol|alcohol]] from the wash, the end product is not particularly clean or palatable. | ||
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Revision as of 20:01, 18 September 2017
File:116-1642 IMG.jpg
A simple bucket still in action
Bucket stills heat the wash to a lower degree than a pot still or reflux still, and perform a stripping run rather slowly. Many times they are heated by an aquarium heater, and use simple air-cooling condensers. While these types of stills do remove alcohol from the wash, the end product is not particularly clean or palatable.