I have been brewing here in Boulder, CO for about 4 years and have utilized the bubble wash technique this whole time. Now it's time to step up to a higher quality wash technique. I am considering using either ecopure or perhaps wood chips from one of the local custom furniture shops. My question is there any benefit is using the ecopure product over wood chips (hard wood)? What do you need to do to the wood chips before you use them? How often should you replace, on average?

I used single stage transesterification process with a modified apple seed processor, 55 gal barrel in place of water heater, 35 gal batches. The oil I use typically titrates at 2-3.

My goal is to produce higher quality fuel while using much less water, eco and labor savings.

Thank you, Dana

There are already a couple of threads on this topic.

Posted 11 February 2009 03:40 PM Hide Post
FYI
There is a live webcast on FEB 13th (yes Friday the 13th) by Eco2Pure to show new units and how to use the media. If you are interested follow these instructions.

To join the webcast, go to
www.budgetconferencing.com/fastweb/join
Click on the button next to "Join a web conference (participant)" and enter the following information:

Participant Code: 990377
Name, company, and e-mail and then click "Join"

To join the audio portion dial:
1-866-212-0875 (United States)
1-866-212-7554 (Canada)

Punch in the passcode when prompted: 990377

Enjoy