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lebucheron
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the auto siphon I have has a little plastic piece on the end about an inch or so long that prevents it from sucking up the trub/yeast. http://beergrains.com/store/#!/~/product/id=8959191
worksnorth
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Sanitize a 5 gal paint strainer bag (purchased at most hardware stores) and place it over the end of the racking cane that you put in the bucket/fermenter.
My racking cane had a clip to hold it to the side of the bucket. I just clipped it so the end was way above the trub to start and then lowered it as the beer was removed.
It won't hurt if you get a little bit of the yeast either, since it has already clumped up and settled out, it settles pretty fast again.
It won't hurt if you get a little bit of the yeast either, since it has already clumped up and settled out, it settles pretty fast again.
All good answers! I prefer the autosiphon.
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