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My softener is upstream, given the layout of my house, it was easier to install it there, then after any branches I think I'll just have to speak to my water treatment company and re-test My plumber is running the supply/drain lines anyway, and I can just connect them direct, or to an RO system (though I was hoping to keep it simple and just do a direct connection) He's putting ...

Hi everyone, I'm starting to roast coffee with my Kaleido M6 and would love your advice, suggestions, and help. I'm planning to sell it to my coworkers and at a nearby farmers market. However, I need to know where I can purchase coffee bags (good price) and where I can print labels for them. Additionally, if I decide to sell online as well, I'd like to know where I can set up my...

I just got an email from Onyx stating that their ready to drink lattes in cans just landed at my local Walmart. Guess they are looking to become a national brand. Ken

Hi John, Thanks for the warm welcome to Home Barista and for taking the time to read through the paper! I really appreciate the constructive feedback. You make a fair point about the PID section. My primary focus this time was really digging deep into the anatomy of that hysteresis sawtooth curve and understanding why the overshoot behaves the way it does in traditional systems....

Just go on Amazon and search "240 volt led indicator light"; you'll find a plethora of the things in all colours and sizes. But, read the description; sometimes when searching for a particular thing, Amazon will include lots of others (EG different voltage). Many will be universal IE, 110-240 Volt; they'll work fine. Using your multimeter on the AC range, identify a pair of wire...