Buon Vino Mini Jet Filter Review

The best. Buy. JE! I'm buried with this filter! I make mead in 5 and 6.5 gallon batches. The last batch was 6.5 gallons. I infused it twice and then filtered it three times with this Buon Vino Minijet filter. Started with a 5 micron blue filter and finished with a 0.5 micron green filter. Absolutely perfect clarity! From disinfection to the last bottle, filtering and bottling, it took a total of 1 hour 45 minutes. It would have been less but I forgot to wash a few bottles! Somehow the mini jet…

After buying this product 3 months ago and using it several times, I can now write my review. I've read of others who have had bad experiences with leaking filters and lost most of the wine. It was actually my first experience. However, in order not to despair and believe that there must be a reason for my failure, I tried again. On my second try, I bought new #2 filters and tried them with water. It worked like a charm. But how do you do that with wine? The Merlot batch I make has reached the…

NEGATIVE FEEDBACK. I always read negative reviews before I buy anything. Why you might ask? Because when I read them, I discover simple mistakes or a lack of common sense. Okay, you can read them yourself. This item arrived on time with no damage along with filters #1, 2 & 3. After reading the instructions, I learned that you have to filter fruit-based wine with a lot of wine in a bottle. I knew filtering it wasn't an option until I strained it and tossed the flour sifter first. Always do this…

DO NOT BUY. Let me save you money, time, and frustration, as well as a few swear words that come out during use. I bought this pump with a bunch of extra filters from the manufacturer of this pump. I don't know where to start. The first is the first. I followed the manufacturer's instructions. The first problem I had was installing the pump's suction and discharge nipples. I didn't understand this. But I see a lock that slides down and locks the nipples. Both have expired. The intake tract…

First of all it is a much better product than the Harris filter. It's much more stable and runs MUCH faster. It's easy to clean and (as long as you watch the company's YouTube video linked below) simple to use for the most part. It is important that you read ALL the instructions (sometimes a couple of times because the instructions are not 100% clear) so you know how to clean it and use the filters. The best thing about him is that he gets the job done. The #1 and #2 filters used with it work…

Let me start by saying that I have been using filters in the paint industry for over 11 years. I have filtered fine solvents, paints, pastes and waste/old paints. I have also owned an exotic freshwater/marine fish pet shop for 4 years that filters MANY different types of aquarium, pond and pool. NEVER in my life have I dealt with such a badly designed filter! It is not possible to get a complete seal to keep the product in the filter. It IS INTENDED to flow down the sides into the drip tray and

I haven't written much here but I was close to buying it and ended up playing and wanted to leave a review for others like me I filtered two 5 gallon meads with this thing and what an amazing before and after difference. I have to say up front: These Mets had a hard life. I've run them in less than ideal conditions and have had a couple of AC outages this year which have caused them to overheat. They had a very bad taste and looked like sea water after 7 months (sediment stopped forming after…