Filtering

[End Of The Road]

Looking at a few nice in line filters online and am torn on one little aspect. Should I got with 1 micron tolerance or .5? There is a noticeable price difference and I don't know it that really coresponds with a noticeable increase in clarity. Anyone out there that filters have any input?

[homebrew4less]

The 5.0 micron filter gets rid of any sediment in your beer. The 1.0 micron filter gives you a brilliantly clear beer. And the 0.5 micron filter enables you to eliminate almost all chill haze from your brilliantly clear beer

Buon Vino Mini Jet Filter (MOTORIZED)
http://www.store.homebrew4less.com/Buon-Vino-Mini-Jet-Filter-MOTORIZED/productinfo/LD5270/

5 micron pads
http://www.store.homebrew4less.com/BUON-VINO-FILTER-MINI-PAD-1-COARSE-MICRON-50-PKG-OF-3/productinfo/LD5272/

1.8 micron pads
http://www.store.homebrew4less.com/BUON-VINO-FILTER-MINI-PAD-2-POLISH-MICRON-18-PKG-OF-3/productinfo/LD5274/

0.5 micron pads
http://www.store.homebrew4less.com/BUON-VINO-FILTER-MINI-PAD-3-SUPER-STERILE-MICRON-05-3_PKG/productinfo/LD5276/

If you have keg equipment, you can use an in-line cartridge filter like they use to filter water in homes, and transfer from one keg to another with the filter in between

[PetenNewburg]

  I picked up a house type water filter from Home Brew Stuff  that had ball lock connectors and hose.  Also bought a case of the 10" x 2" filters on Ebay from seller "allforwater".  Filters were $ 1.35 each by the case including shipping.  These were 5 micron.  Also available 1 & .5 micron at same price.