Cat litter ... in wine?

LeChat said:

Jack, by quality, do you mean chemical composition?

While it is possible that a different chemical composition would affect the outcome, if it is bentonite, it is bentonite. Once it is in solution (as it should), it won't matter much that the granules were bigger or finer.

You will probably have to stir it a bit more in order to get it to break it up/suspend it.

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Good luck with that. Chemical and physical and even the electrical charge are all important in fining, its an art and science that many people have worked constantly to improve and balance. If you put in too much you can take out to much from the wine, if you dont put in enough it wont work and might even become a problem in itself. I cant possibly see the incentive to find another source of something that is already very cheap and predictable. You might try it, it might work, but while its listed as just bentonite clay you have absolutely no idea what other contaminates are in there, after all its not bee processed for food grade, and it clumps up when you poop on it, doesnt sound like a good idea to use to me, but if you do at least remove the clumps first.WVMJ

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