I have 50PPM Sulfur/Titrets, whats that mean?

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I have 50PPM Sulfur/Titrets, whats that mean?

Is that too much? RIght amount?
 
Thats perfect! Finally got that titrets worked out Im guessing! 35-50 ppm is what the typical home wine maker shoots for. I typically shoot low on reds with high tannins and high on lower tannin white and fruit wines.
 
Thats perfect! Finally got that titrets worked out Im guessing! 35-50 ppm is what the typical home wine maker shoots for. I typically shoot low on reds with high tannins and high on lower tannin white and fruit wines.

Cool, thanks!
And yep, its a little tricky for the titrets test, inside the vile, is vaccum, and you have to squeeze it just right.
 
How is the user experience with the titrets? I have debated getting either that or the Accuvin one. Reading online it sounds like the Accuvin is a little easier to use - but wanted to get your thoughts...
 
How is the user experience with the titrets? I have debated getting either that or the Accuvin one. Reading online it sounds like the Accuvin is a little easier to use - but wanted to get your thoughts...

This one is great but I wasted 5 trying to get one to work.

Now that I know how to work it they are pretty good.
 
I use the titrets simply because that is the only test kit that my supplier stocks on his shelves. I admit that they are a little tricky, but I have used them for many years and are used to them.

Did my advise of doing "short bursts" help?
 

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