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Water Chemistry

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Getting Started

Start by setting up a water profile for your local city water.

Then choose the source water you setup and a target water for the beer style you're making. If you saved your recipe, added fermentables and salts or acids in Other Ingredients then you will see a predicted mash pH in the upper left hand corner.

Water Calculator

You can also link a water calculator for further refining the Mash pH.

https://www.brewersfriend.com/homebrew/profile/water