beginner420
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Does anyone know where to purchase grain alcohol? Any help would be appreciated
depends on your state. many don't sell the 190Ok just wasn't sure if you could get it In a grocery store or not
Thanks for the links! Very difficult to find a place that can ship to my state.For all of ya’ll living where 190 proof isn’t readily available, here are a couple sites that will ship most anywhere,East coasters check out, http://www.winechateau.com/
West coasters, try http://organicalcohol.com/store/
Chlorophyll is actually not soluble in water, it is transported in micelles. It is however, highly soluble in alcohol.wouldn't vodka leach out more chlorophyll, being it has more h2o? i never tried it, just grain, thats why i'm asking
Schweet! thanx they got everclear only $20 LFor all of yall living where 190 proof isnt readily available, here are a couple sites that will ship most anywhere,East coasters check out, http://www.winechateau.com/
West coasters, try http://organicalcohol.com/store/
wouldn't vodka leach out more chlorophyll, being it has more h2o? i never tried it, just grain, thats why i'm asking
my vodka is polish 192 prof (96%).......everclear is 190 (95.6)http://gawker.com/5567305/192+proof-russian-vodka-will-be-new-yorks-strongest-liquor-yetGrain alcohol being more pure than vodka (95% vs. 40%) means the grain alcohol would dissolve more resin and purge MUCH easier.
The water will grab more water soluble crap while doing nothing to gather resin.
If you must ship I say just order a litre of hexane.
2 totally different tasting and smelling alcohols..... I have both siting right hereThey round....
Same etoh content as ever clear
If its doesn't have added sugars or flavoring it should literally be the exact same
buy a pint of each, smell them, add alittle oj to a shot of each and you'll taste the difference...The final product in the form of rectified spirit is the basic component of Polish Vodkas known throughout the world for their supreme quality.
Polish Rectified Spirit is absolutely neutral and is devoid of even a slightest trace of smell.
It does not contain even a trace of natural sideline residues of fermentation