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Vinegar is acidic. I wouldn't think that it would be so good to have residual on your hair for long periods of time.

KC, supposedly it's that very acidity that helps balance the PH in your hair. Since baking soda is a base, the acidity of the ACV is supposed to balance things out. It reportedly has a similar PH balancing effect after the comparative harshness of shampoos. Not sure how much acidity is left after rinsing it out but it doesn't seem to be enough to cause a detrimental effect. Chemistry was a long, long, long time ago so I'm not claiming to fully understand that. Just know it seems to do a good job on my hair & worked wonders on the dogs. Though... a giant sized dog doused with ACV can cause an odiferous situation that tends to linger in the house for a while.

MidTNJasonF wrote:

tfunk wrote:The 5 gallon Cornelius kegs work well. Have a dip tube. One in one out, pressure relief at 35 psi built in, stainless steel. Typically 25$ at a home brew supplier.
I have been using a 10 watt pump. 35 psi @1.2 gpm, hooked it up with 3/8 air and water hose. The high pressure allows me to use less water.

I wish you could find them for $25. They are $60 to $75 for ball lock style and about ten bucks cheaper for pin lock fitting kegs.

Supply and demand. The supply is drying up and the demand is growing.

Wow, I just looked. I haven't had to buy any in years, we don't make as much beer as we used too.