KegLand pH Buffer Solution Powder | 3 Pack | 4.00/6.86/9.18

MT624C

KegLand pH Buffer Solution Powder | 3 Pack | 4.00/6.86/9.18

MT624C

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Replacement buffer solutions that are included with the KegLand pH Meter (MT624).

KegLand Part Number: KL06279

Item #	MT624C
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Weight	0.11 LBS

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For calibrating pH meter

Greg P on Jan 7, 2023

To have extra

Steven S on Oct 22, 2022

I ran out of it

Valued C on Oct 21, 2022

Have to have this anyway.

Frank L on Aug 9, 2022

To go with a PH meter I just ordered.

James C on May 20, 2022

For new Ph meter

Derek E. W on Jan 22, 2022

Convenient pack of powders to do pH meter calibration.

Jeff on Apr 8, 2021

Required to calibrate the beverage doctor Ph

Randall D on Nov 21, 2020

for meter

Paul N on Jun 15, 2020

I have a pH meter that requires a 6.86 buffer for calibration

Jon Davison on May 4, 2020

For calibrating pH meter

Greg P on Jan 7, 2023

Need

Anthony R on Dec 13, 2022

To have extra

Steven S on Oct 22, 2022

have to have a accurate ph meter and fresh buffer solution

Jeffrey s H on Oct 21, 2022

I ran out of it

Valued C on Oct 21, 2022

To calibrate pH meter

Richard A N on Sep 3, 2022

Have to have this anyway.

Frank L on Aug 9, 2022

calibrate my pH meter

Chris B on Jun 3, 2022

To go with a PH meter I just ordered.

James C on May 20, 2022

You need this to operate the ph meter.

Michael H on Feb 2, 2022

For new Ph meter

Derek E. W on Jan 22, 2022

as above

Valued C on Sep 9, 2021

Convenient pack of powders to do pH meter calibration.

Jeff on Apr 8, 2021

Need it

Javier M on Dec 14, 2020

Required to calibrate the beverage doctor Ph

Randall D on Nov 21, 2020

For my newly purchased pH meter

JARED on Jun 16, 2020

for meter

Paul N on Jun 15, 2020

Para calibarpara calibrar el PHmeter

Marcelo G on May 5, 2020

I have a pH meter that requires a 6.86 buffer for calibration

Jon Davison on May 4, 2020

Calibration

Terence H on Mar 14, 2020

Need

Anthony R on Dec 13, 2022

have to have a accurate ph meter and fresh buffer solution

Jeffrey s H on Oct 21, 2022

To calibrate pH meter

Richard A N on Sep 3, 2022

calibrate my pH meter

Chris B on Jun 3, 2022

You need this to operate the ph meter.

Michael H on Feb 2, 2022

as above

Valued C on Sep 9, 2021

Need it

Javier M on Dec 14, 2020

For my newly purchased pH meter

JARED on Jun 16, 2020

Para calibarpara calibrar el PHmeter

Marcelo G on May 5, 2020

Calibration

Terence H on Mar 14, 2020

Hello I have trouble finding deinoized water will distilled water work for the pH buffering solution ?

William H on Jun 8, 2020

BEST ANSWER: Distilled water works great for these. The distilling process removes the all of the same ions that a deionization or a reverse osmosis filter will remove. If you're wondering you can always test your water with a cheap TDS (total disolved solids) meter.

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Malcolm l Staff on Jun 9, 2020

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Malcolm l Staff on Jun 9, 2020

Yes, it will work just fine. Either one will have very few ions in them. You should be able to even use tap water. The whole point of a buffer is that it maintains a specific pH even with acid or base is added to it (until the buffer is overwhelmed). There is not enough ions in tap water to overwhelm a buffer. Distilled, even less so. Distilled water is also good for rinsing off your pH meter. RDWHHB. Happy brewing.

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Christopher C on Sep 15, 2020
Purchased on Apr 20, 2020

Deionized water and distilled water are essentially the same thing. Distilled water is potentially more pure, because the membranes in a reverse osmosis system used to produce deionized water can foul.

I buy distilled water for around $0.89 per gallon at my grocery store.

Use distilled water. You can't go wrong.

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Joseph G on Jun 8, 2020
Purchased on Feb 10, 2020

I'm not qualified to answer that question. I bought a gallon of DI water on Amazon for $17. It lasts pretty long; but I may try distilled next time to see what difference it makes. Hope that helps a little.

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Paul N on Sep 16, 2020
Purchased on Jun 14, 2020

Yes I would use distilled water. Will work to give good measurements and is what I use. Also use it anytime you rinse it. Be sure to follow directions and everything will be good.

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Anthony A on Jun 8, 2020
Purchased on Oct 27, 2019

Yes, I believe that is what is meant by deionized. Either distilled or RO water, but I think distilled would be best as RO water can still have trace amounts of solids.

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Jon Davison on Sep 16, 2020
Purchased on May 3, 2020

Well I use well water and the PH is around 6.5. I believe that distilled water is neutral at 7.0 so I don’t see why it wouldn’t work! It’s been great so far for me!

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Michael M on Jun 12, 2020
Purchased on Oct 30, 2019

My understanding is that distilled water is deionized and can be used. I have used distilled water for the pH buffering solution and think it worked fine.

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William P on Jun 8, 2020
Purchased on Jan 31, 2020

Definitely. The Ph buffer on these solutions is strong - meaning they aren’t as sensitive to ph changes as water or even wort may be.

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Paul A V on Jun 8, 2020
Purchased on Oct 1, 2019

As far as my teaching chemistry background experience tells me, distilled should be equal or better to use than deionized.

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Brian R on Sep 15, 2020
Purchased on Jun 26, 2020

I used distilled water and had zero issues with a proper reading. I'm not even sure where to find deionized water, tbh.

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Allen H on Jun 8, 2020
Purchased on Oct 24, 2019

Hello, I just use distilled water. I’m pretty picky about my brewing and believe distilled shout get you 99% accurate

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Philip B on Sep 15, 2020
Purchased on Jul 9, 2020

Yes, I use distilled water and haven't had any unexpected readings or quirks.

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Brandon G on Jun 8, 2020
Purchased on Sep 8, 2019

Yes I used distilled water and worked ok for me

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Kevin F on Jun 8, 2020
Purchased on Dec 16, 2019

Yes I use distilled water and it works great

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Michael M on Jun 8, 2020
Purchased on Feb 13, 2020

Yes, in this case it should be fine..

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Joseph R on Jun 8, 2020
Purchased on Sep 22, 2019

Yes, distilled water will work fine.

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Lucus S on Sep 16, 2020
Purchased on May 6, 2020

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Can I use distilled water or do I have to purchase water that is labeled deionized water?

Soren Jensen on Mar 6, 2020

BEST ANSWER: Hello Soren, the manufacturer directs to use deionized water. Using something other than may result in a buffer solution that's not accurate.

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Graciela H Staff on Mar 6, 2020

BEST ANSWER: Hello Soren, the manufacturer directs to use deionized water. Using something other than may result in a buffer solution that's not accurate.

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Graciela H Staff on Mar 6, 2020

Tap water will affect the pH of the solutions. Distilled will work best. I usually buy a gallon or two to keep around for calibrating pH, star san bottles, and starters.

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Brandon G on Mar 7, 2020
Purchased on Sep 8, 2019

For rinsing the probe? I rinse in distilled water, but the probe must be stored in storage solution to ensure longer life.

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Troy N. E on Mar 13, 2020
Purchased on Dec 13, 2019

I used distilled water and checked 3 times and had good readings

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Kevin F on Mar 14, 2020
Purchased on Dec 16, 2019

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Works as advertised

Need these for my beverage doctor ph meter and they work as expected for calibration.

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