It's interesting thank you, is the device complicated to clean between two measures of honey? In the video 80.3°brix corresponds to just over 18% humidity
So sorry for the delay! I had some trouble with my notifications. The conversion we used can be found at this link: www.virginiabeekeepers.org/resources/Documents/BRIX%20(1).pdf
In a previous life I operated nuclear reactors so naturally I looked at uranium stocks (which are a good buy right now with all the green stuff going on). The measurement for the stock was 250 Pfund U308. When I looked into that type of measurement all I could get was references to measuring honey. Kind of odd. Still don't know how the measurement works, but I will...
I was just reading about it today again actually. You have to have some rather expensive equipment, but would be rather interesting if you had access to it.
I love those bottles.
Thank you! We do too. 😁
He said in the video to hit him up in the comments and he let us know where he got them from.
@@karenheider4138 Specialty Bottle Customer Service at www.specialtybottle.com or Glass Packaging Solutions at glaspak.com/
It's interesting thank you, is the device complicated to clean between two measures of honey?
In the video 80.3°brix corresponds to just over 18% humidity
It is not complicated at all and is easy to clean.
Where you get the bottles
We ordered them online at Specialty Bottle.
Can you tell me where you look up the conversation for brix?
After a year of using is that a pretty good one?
Still works great!
Which conversion did she use? I thought it was 100- brix which would = 19.7
So sorry for the delay! I had some trouble with my notifications. The conversion we used can be found at this link: www.virginiabeekeepers.org/resources/Documents/BRIX%20(1).pdf
In a previous life I operated nuclear reactors so naturally I looked at uranium stocks (which are a good buy right now with all the green stuff going on). The measurement for the stock was 250 Pfund U308. When I looked into that type of measurement all I could get was references to measuring honey. Kind of odd. Still don't know how the measurement works, but I will...
I was just reading about it today again actually. You have to have some rather expensive equipment, but would be rather interesting if you had access to it.
In Honey 17- 20 % mosture have presnt. presnt. I don't understand your measurement.. Rajasthan
If there is >18% water content in honey, it may turn into alcohol.