motleybrews

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I've got 3 batches in primaries currently. Needless to say I'm going to have a bunch of trub. Is there anything it can be used for?

Rivenin

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drain clenser! haha, no really though... i dont think i could think of anything good besides composting

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Revvy

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Wash and harvest the yeast. Go look at the "yeast washing illustrated" stickey.

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MikeDelta1

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If you have a septic tank you can stop buying treatment if you dump it down your drains, this is according to the guy who cleaned out my septic tank awhile back.

BradleyBrew

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toss a tablespoon worth in your boil for some yeast fuel.

smalliewader

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It also goes great in the garden. I have the biggest tomatoes ever from spreading it around my garden.

mcaple1

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really...septic system huh. I'm about to move to a house that has one....so just dumb it all down the drain then?

AR-Josh

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+1 Here. I've been throwing it in the yard and the grass is VERY green. I'll be throwing it on my tomatoes next year.

pauljmccain

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I pour it around in the yard and claim it as a fertilizer to others in the house. I sure hope it is.

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JonM

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For trub from the fermenter, what Revvy said. Check this out:
http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f163/yeast-washing-illustrated-41768/

For gunk left behind in the kettle, you can pour that into a growler, let it settle, pour off the clear unfermented wort, and use that wort for fermenting starters with your washed yeast. Cheers!

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