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I am ready to start pickling. I made a ten gallon batch and when I checked the salt content of the water with the salimeter it was at 65. Everything I have read says it should be at 35-40.
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Rittels instructions sais 40% or higher. i usually just put a bit more since i dont have a meter.
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