I'm using danstar Nottingham yeast. Here's hoping nothing too bad has happened to it.
- Forum: BIABrewer.info and BIAB for New Members
- Topic: Loss of Temperature during fermentation
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Hi all, Thank you all for the good advice. I will leave it off from now on. My burner will keep a lovely rolling boil even with it off. I will get a bit more wort out of the bag next time as I'll squeeze it a bit harder. First time with the home made bag and I didn't know how good the seams were. Th...
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- Topic: Boiling with the lid on or off?
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Loss of Temperature during fermentation
Hi guys, I'm using an immersion heater to keep my fermenter to a constant temperature as it's in the garage. Unfortunately while I've been away with work a powercut has tripped the circuit breaker on it and the FV has gone cold. It went off on day 9 of the fermentation and I've switched it back on o...
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- Topic: Loss of Temperature during fermentation
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Boiling with the lid on or off?
Hi all,
I think I know the answer you're all going to give, and that's lid off, but I'm struggling to find the reason for this?
I've got by first BIAB in the FV at the moment and I did boil with the lid on so I hope it's no great detriment.
Let me know guys!
Chris
I think I know the answer you're all going to give, and that's lid off, but I'm struggling to find the reason for this?
I've got by first BIAB in the FV at the moment and I did boil with the lid on so I hope it's no great detriment.
Let me know guys!
Chris
- Forum: BIABrewer.info and BIAB for New Members
- Topic: Boiling with the lid on or off?
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Hi all, I'm from the UK and I'm just getting my interest in brewing back after a long absence. I found this site after tripping over BIAB as a method of brewing. My previous brewing was always using kits (from Boots in the UK) and no matter how many times I tried I always got disappointing results b...
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