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mattyguk1

problem?

Post by mattyguk1 » Sun Aug 23, 2009 9:15 am

hi all,yesterday i started my second batch and over night the head on the brew has risen and touched the bucket lid turning parts of it brown! is that going to be a problem once the head dissapears and the brown bits end up in the brew?

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Garth
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Re: problem?

Post by Garth » Sun Aug 23, 2009 9:30 am

if it bothers you, you can skim of the brown muck with a sanitised slotted spoon or a sieve, leaving behind the fluffy white head

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Re: problem?

Post by trucker5774 » Sun Aug 23, 2009 9:50 am

Assuming your kit has been sanitised,it's unlikely to be a problem. In My All Grain brews, I often brew a little more than the recipe so it takes more space in the FV. The foam often touches the lid and airlock befor dying down...................never been a problem. I do lots of things and experiment with technique to see what works for me. There is, of course, a text book way of doing everything. The biggest thing I have learned is to just get on with it, stop worrying about the fine points and just follow the basic principle! I have not made a "bad" one yet............................we don't count the nettle brew :oops:
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Drinking/Already drunk........ Trucker's Anti-Freeze (Turbo Cider), Truckers Delight, Night Trucker, Rose wine, Truckers Hitch, Truckers Revenge, Trucker's Lay-by, Trucker's Trailer, Flower Truck, Trucker's Gearshift, Trucker's Horn, Truck Crash, Fixby Gold!

Conditioning... Doing what? Get it down your neck! ........

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Next Brews..... Trucker's Jack Knife

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Re: problem?

Post by mattyguk1 » Sun Aug 23, 2009 9:59 am

thanks

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