PH METER COMPARISON - Which is best for testing fermentations?

If you are new to vegetable fermentation, ph testing can help confirm if the fermentation is safe to eat or spoiled. This video gives an overview for of 3 ph testers. I will compare their features and discuss the pros & cons of each so you can make an informed decision before making a purchase.
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[@godfaithfamilythenme]

This is my new favorite channel. I found it while I was looking for sourdough starting videos. Now I started researching fermenting cause that with your videos and my own research. Truly you have one of the top 3 channels on KZbin, if not number 1 on the subject. Thank you for being so detailed on the subject.

[@seraphinamarini]

Thank you for making this video to explain the difference between meters. Even though I have the instructions for mine it always helps to have a visual demo!

[@deborahdaviesdd-artist1059]

Love your videos. I have the yellow one. Looking forward to watching your video.

[@happyone4833]

I really like that new meter! Thx for doing the research! ❤️your videos!!!

[@JohannaVeerenhuis]

I love how thoroughly and respectful you are.

[@jamesedwards2687]

Thanks for making this clear presentation

[@caligirlroz9556]

I have learned so much from your channel

[@uneangel1]

Thank you so much for posting this video with your personal critics based on your own usage. WELL DONE. I am going to purchase the upgraded digital meter.

[@Guishan_Lingyou]

Happy new year! Not sure if I am ready to buy any kind of PH meter, but I enjoyed learning about some options anyway.

[@debbiekiehl9166]

Thanks for the valuable information you share on your channel. I just found you and have subscribed - looking forward to learning from you!

[@pedestrianrights1257]

What an awesome video, thank you.

[@Jeff-ye6so]

this was super helpful. I got my dad a laser thermometer which he loves for his birthday last year and now he's dabbling in fermentation. its hard to find gifts for him so this was a light bulb moment for me, but I wasn't sure what to get. I was nervous that one of these probes would need to have little strips I'd need to repeat buying but I'm glad to see its just glass!

[@beyoorbeyoutiful5810]

awesome and very useful video Thank You

[@deborahmandra2745]

So helpful Thanks

[@nicolemyers8551]

What great information you give. I do have a couple of questions for the basic reader: 1. Could you also wash in just a jar of water? 2. Could you cut a small piece of a clean, unused sponge & stick it in the end of the lid of the basic meter so it stays moist longer?

[@Sir.RickParker949]

Thank you for this

[@the_JTowny]

You should soak that sponge in either Klc or one of the buffer solutions. Never water.

[@awl2305]

Will you do a video on Kombucha?

[@mohammadal-ayoubi9786]

that is an awesome review of the PH-Meters thank you very much. I didn't even know about them having to stay wet, that's a tip worth gold. I do have a question though, how accurate are those digital meters? is it in the rang of + - 0,1 or is it worse?

[@CleanFoodLiving]

From my personal experience the basic yellow meter can be off by +.3 and the upgrade meter is more accurate with +.1 . This my experience and not a guarantee.

[@daves1563]

I use a Milwaukee PH meter. It holds calibration for a long time. My state food inspector said I should spend more than $100 for a really nice 1. Ph solution mixes aren’t as accurate as the solution you can buy that is ready to go, because the water you mix it with will vary in PH. You could check the powder mix against the premix to get more accurate and save a buck. They also want me to blend my ferment and let it equalize for at least 12 hours and then test PH.

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

Blend??

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

And do u sell ur ferments? Or u just wanted to ask ur state inspector?

[@daves1563]

I blend hot sauce and sell it.

[@minma02262]

Does the meter need to be cleaned every time used to test a brine. Let's say we have to test multiple times in a row.

[@pattyclarkson3]

What are the advantages to testing the ph? I've made many fermented foods but have never tested the ph for any of them.

[@1MSally1965]

I’m sorry. I love your videos but there’s no way I’m spending $50 on a meter I have to remember to water. Not happening. BTW, your fermented onions are the bomb. I just fermented some red onions with fennel. I’m trying dill or Rosemary next…..the thyme ones were also delish!!

[@dododostenfiftyseven4096]

Which one is that

[@mejasiu]

I think the point is that if you use it enough you shouldn't have to. If that's the case, test strips will be your best bet. I have had test strips for a long time and they just work.

[@teridacktaljones4553]

🦝

[@ccorfield2243]

That yellow one is garbage