1 Apple cider vinegar. 2  Liquid dish soap. 3  Water. 4  Pour about 1/2 cup of apple cider vinegar and 1 Tbsp of liquid dish soap in a container or jar. 5  Mix it up with a spoon. 6  Fill the jar with tap water until the bubbles reach the top. 7  Place the jar where the fruit flies are causing trouble.ow to get rid of those nasty pests. 1  Apple cider vinegar. 2  Liquid dish soap. 3  Water. 4  Pour about 1/2 cup of apple cider vinegar and 1 Tbsp of liquid dish soap in a container or jar.
A distilling parrot is used to read the %alcohol of you distillate continuously while distilling. The distillate flows into the parrot from the bottom, fills the 20mm pipe and overflows at the top of the 20mm pipe into the 54 to 20mm reducer and from their out again through the other 8mm pipe.To build your own distilling parrot requires to following:â¢ 1  A 20mm copper pipe (with an inner diameter to let the alcohol meter float without touching sides) of about 300mm (the full length of your alcohol meter). â¢ 2  A 54mm to 20mm copper reducer. â¢ 3  Two lengths of 6mm copper tubing (or a diayer to suit the output of your still). â¢ 4  One copper 5  ... Sohe distillate flows into the parrot from the bottom, fills the 20mm pipe and overflows at the top of the 20mm pipe into the 54 to 20mm reducer and from their out again through the other 8mm pipe. To build your own distilling parrot requires to following:
Using a proofing hydrometer and this parrot, you will be able to measure the alcohol percentage of fuel alcohol very easily. With this kit, we supply all of the copper fittings needed to make a high quality, 100% copper parrot.You will need to supply a piece of wood for the base of the finished parrot. You will also need to drill an 11/16 hole into the piece of wood* to support the finished parrot.Includes: 1  All required pipe and fittings to make a copper parrot. 2  Step-by-step online assembly videos, located here: How to Make a Still.ou will need to supply a piece of wood for the base of the finished parrot. You will also need to drill an 11/16 hole into the piece of wood* to support the finished parrot. Includes: 1  All required pipe and fittings to make a copper parrot. 2  Step-by-step online assembly videos, located here: How to Make a Still.