Halldawg
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I do not have a larger jar to decant in to to start as suggested from the sticky. Can I just go straight into the smaller jars?
Yeast washing question . . .
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I don't see why not. You'll have a little more non-yeast sediment in it, that's all.
If you have enough, you could use a number of smaller jars instead of a big jar for the first step, then decant from those jars into other small jars for the second step.
If you have enough, you could use a number of smaller jars instead of a big jar for the first step, then decant from those jars into other small jars for the second step.
chefchris
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This is what I did. Kind of a pain in the ass.
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Halldawg
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Thanks guys!
DBbrewing
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A friend of mine drinks Carlo Rossi in 4 liter gugs so he saves them for me and they work great for washing yeast and someone in my homebrew club said they work great to use for growlers to carry homebrew in. just my 2 cents.
ChshreCat
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I picked up one of those iced tea jars with a spigot at the bottom. Works great to decant off the liquid from above the layer of goo. $3 at wally world.
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