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Campden Tablets (potassium metabisulfite)

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Campden Tablets: Potassium Metabisulfite (KMS) prevents wild yeast, bacteria growth, and oxidation in your wine.

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Campden Tablets: Potassium Metabisulfite (KMS) prevents wild yeast, bacteria growth, and oxidation in your wine. The convenient tablet form takes the guesswork out of measuring. Each tablet adds 75 ppm free SO2 per gallon (pH dependent). Grind the tablet into a powder and dissolve in water before using.
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Works well.
Used to kill the residual yeast in my hard apple cider and seems to work well.
February 2, 2016
Great for water prep.
I use these to remove that chloramine from my water before brewing. Just throw tap water (if it tastes good) into a bucket/carboy with a crushed tablet and in 24hrs your water will be ready to use. Save money on buying water. remember to crush the tablet before adding it as it is hard to dissolve.
October 31, 2012
Gotta have it!
If you make wine you gotta have Campden tablets. 1-5 gallon batches are simple, 1 crushed tab per gallon to kill off bacteria, then the same before bottling to help stabilize. Pot Meta in powder form is fine too, but I feel more for the large wineries who need tons at a time.
November 29, 2012
Excellent
Suited needs and were high quality. Price was excellent and delivery was as promised.
February 13, 2018
Purchased
 9 months ago
Removes Chloramine
Many municipalities use Chloramine to treat their water, and it doesn't evaporate when left exposed to air. Use these Campden tables to remove it.
December 14, 2012
Needed for wine making
I use it to kill off or at least hold down the growth of wild yeast and bacteria in my must. I crush 1 tablet per gallon. It also removes chlorine, so your wine will taste better.
January 22, 2013
You need this
I crush 1 tablet per gallon of wine to preserve and prevent further fermentation. It also removes Chloramine if you use it for Brewing water, saving you money. So it has multiple uses.
February 11, 2013
Use with sparkling cider and skeeter pee
I usually add these when I force carbonate my skeeter pee and cider. I add a couple crushed tablets, stir it lightly. Transfer to a keg, carbonate for a couple weeks and fill my bottles using a bottle filler and very low pressure from the keg (2-3 lbs)_x000D_Works well and I can take the carbonated beverages wherever I want.
March 7, 2013
Wish I knew about these sooner
I had heard of campden tablets,but thought they were only for wine making. I wish I had found these sooner. I had been using a carbon filter in my refrigerator to remove chlorine from my brewing water. _x000D_I didn't realize that carbon filtering wasn't very effective on chloramine. _x000D_I use half a tab crushed in 5 gallons of tap water at the beginning of my brewing preparations. Less than 3 cents to remove the chloramine from my water. It transformed my homebrew.
March 16, 2013
Great multipurpose tab
I bought a pound when I realized these tabs were not a one trick pony. I use them for the standard purposes of killing wild yeast from my wine (1 tablet crushed per gallon) and preserving my wine (1 tablet crushed before bottling wine). Also for removing chloramine from my brewing water. (1/2 tablet crushed per about 5 gallons of water and wait 24 hours). These are also great because there is no measuring like is required the powder.
April 7, 2013
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If you add you yeast to the must an hour after you add the Camden tablet, will it also kill off the wine yeast also?
R O on Jun 12, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Yes, or at least it creates an inhospitable environment and it won't reproduce. You need to wait longer, like 24-48 hours for the sulfites to evaporate out and disperse from the wine must before you can safely add the yeast into it. -Mike W, Midwest Supplies

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