Do you filter your wine, and if so what do you use
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As many have posted already, filtering really adds a very nice sparkle to the wine and a polish that will make them stand out from the rest. Many have issues with filtering saying that it strips colour and flavor blah blah blah. Unless you are using a reverse osmosis machine you physically can not do that. The ones that say that have way too much faith in the iconoclastic rubbish Robert Parker pushes. I like to drink my wine and not chew it.
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Mini-Jet
I use the Mini-Jet. The filter pads are expensive and parts hard to get, but it usually does a good job, if the instructions are followed closely.
Sometimes I wonder why I even filter at all.
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comparison...
Would you 2 fellers say the Superjet is a better filter/pump for your needs? Is it simpler or more complicated than the Mini-Jet? Are the filter pads more expensive? Can you sanitize and reuse the filter pads like some commercial types? Are parts hard to find and very expensive?
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For me, the superjet actually is better.......but only because of volume. I've used the pump only to move 45 gals to a blending bin, and then filtered the whole lot with one set of pads. I think it's easy as pie to use. The filter pads run about $5 a set and they cannot be reused. Not sure about finding parts, 'cause I haven't had the need to look yet.
Steve
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Mini Jet here. I like it. Pretty easy to use but kinda tough to clean up. Have to really keep an eye on the drip chamber as well.
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