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Great message, but why would the oils bypass the filter paper membranes? They have filter papers that are specifically designed for the Buchner Funnels.It's a pain in the ass. You have to always worry about adequate filter fitment, the possibility of your gear not being properly filtered due to it bypassing the filter, leaks.
I entertained the idea for a while, but ultimately decided on bottle top filters. They work very well. Why mess with what isn't broken
If I'm not mistaken, your buchner set-up would look like this for the top portion?Great message, but why would the oils bypass the filter paper membranes? They have filter papers that are specifically designed for the Buchner Funnels.
Also, I'd prefer glass or porcelain over plastic since I'm aware of microplastics and would prefer not to take chances with plastic bottle tops if not needed. If Buchner doesnt work & last resort, then definitely will still get plastic.
I believe that these Buchner Funnels also have a top lid piece to seal when pumping and vacuuming.If I'm not mistaken, your buchner set-up would look like this for the top portion?
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Due to the fact the filter is placed over the holes and not hermetically sealed, under vacuum, the oil could potentially leak.
For me personally, this fact alone merits looking to a more foolproof method.
I understand your apprehension about plastics, but in this context, they work and are an industry standard. If it's good enough for pharmaceutical companies and labs doing research, it's good enough for the homebrewer
Yeah, I've seen these too and like that they're reusable. What type of filter do you use with this one? Is it still the 0.22um filter paper membrane or something else?They work just fine if sterilized/used properly and they cost way less in the long run to operate.
I still prefer disposable bottle top filters though and second pic is the stainless steel piece used to hold the filter in place.
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Yeah, I've seen these too and like that they're reusable. What type of filter do you use with this one? Is it still the 0.22um filter paper membrane or something else?
Also, why would you prefer to throw away a plastic bottle top and have to keep buying more, when this glass piece that you shared here is pretty solid and can be used almost indefinitely?
Wouldnt you agree that the glass is a bit more solid, permanent, & saves money, especially in the long run?
Why would you prefer plastic over glass or porcelain?
Hey, what about this one? Is this one going to be fast & effective enough or has anyone tried it yet?
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