CoffeeGeek on Nostr: So, this is a bit of an unannounced project, but for the past few months I've been ...
So, this is a bit of an unannounced project, but for the past few months I've been doing a very long term test on the quality of water used for coffee, and solutions available for the home consumer.
We have a good RO water system built into our main kitchen sink, but I disengaged it 3 months ago, and have been using a variety of water filter systems. A dedicated notebook is in the kitchen to take the occasional notes on it all.
There's a clear winner emerging, but it's not the cheapest solution.
That is BWT's Aqualizer system, and specifically their zinc+magnesium filters.
Not only does it clean out the worst of hard water / weird tasting water effects, but it swaps scale building calcium for magnesium, and add zinc to your water, resulting in cleaner espresso machines requiring less descaling.
Big article coming soon.
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We have a good RO water system built into our main kitchen sink, but I disengaged it 3 months ago, and have been using a variety of water filter systems. A dedicated notebook is in the kitchen to take the occasional notes on it all.
There's a clear winner emerging, but it's not the cheapest solution.
That is BWT's Aqualizer system, and specifically their zinc+magnesium filters.
Not only does it clean out the worst of hard water / weird tasting water effects, but it swaps scale building calcium for magnesium, and add zinc to your water, resulting in cleaner espresso machines requiring less descaling.
Big article coming soon.
cc coffee group (npub1adp…tyak) espresso group (npub1m5z…mdw7)