Sodium Percarbonate where to buy?

[RoomWithABrew]

If you rinse with warm water the residue should come off.

For those of you wanting to go the extra mile, Sodium Percarbonate 70 % , Sodium Metasilicate 25% and EDTA 5% will get you very close to PBW.
At a fraction of the cost.

Also substitute the sodium percarbonate at half the quantity of Vanish oxy action in the washing.

 

[Baldylocks Brewery]

My water is ludicrously hard (350ppm HCO3) and touch wood I don't seem to have had any trouble.
I know there's an issue with ChemSan though - it goes cloudy - so I use RO for that.

Sorry to hijack the thread but My Chemsan goes cloudy but never had a problem, should I be concerned?
Also I don’t use any water adjustment but given the reaction should I? Was wondering if this effects my mash efficiencies as the are usual a few points lower than the recipe?

 

[The-Engineer-That-Brews]

Sorry to hijack the thread but My Chemsan goes cloudy but never had a problem, should I be concerned?
Also I don’t use any water adjustment but given the reaction should I? Was wondering if this effects my mash efficiencies as the are usual a few points lower than the recipe?

See Cloudy Chemsan

 

[Old Fart At Play]

See Cloudy Chemsan

+1 to the use of Ashbeck water as suggested in this thread - I've used it with Starsan for years and it has been great. And not expensive!

 

[Baldylocks Brewery]

See Cloudy Chemsan

Thanks much appreciated

 

[Davegase]

Sorry to hijack the thread but My Chemsan goes cloudy but never had a problem, should I be concerned?
Also I don’t use any water adjustment but given the reaction should I? Was wondering if this effects my mash efficiencies as the are usual a few points lower than the recipe?

Use spotless water if you can find a supply close to you, it's very cheap!
https://www.spotlesswater.co.uk/

 

[Sadfield]

Didn't Cloudy Chemsan present the Americas Top 40?

 

[Clint]

Didn't Cloudy Chemsan present the Americas Top 40?

No..that was Arfur Brain