Whirlfloc WOW!

jordandemoss · Mar 18, 2013

Just brewed a batch of cream ale and used Whirlfloc for the first time, here's a photo of the results, 30 minutes after racking to the carboy. I'm impressed. Inexpensive, easy to use.

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lakedawgs · Mar 18, 2013

I just started using it a month or two ago, great stuff.

Zoidberg · Mar 18, 2013

photo?

BigFloyd · Mar 18, 2013

+1.

I got some in an ESB kit from morebeer.com a while back. After using 1/2 tab in that batch and seeing the nice clear wort it helped produced, I bought some more from the nearest LHBS.

Piratwolf · Mar 19, 2013

Have any of you all used Irish Moss? If so, how would you say Whirlfloc compares?

rvklein · Mar 19, 2013

Whirlfloc tablets are basically Irish Moss in tablet form.

Jayhem · Mar 19, 2013

Picture not found.

I use Irish moss anytime I remember to add it to the recipe. Definitely makes a huge difference in clearing.

BigFloyd · Mar 19, 2013

Piratwolf said:
Have any of you all used Irish Moss? If so, how would you say Whirlfloc compares?

I've used both. I see that Whirlfloc works a bit better than Irish Moss.

MNDan · Mar 19, 2013

SuperMoss works great for me - another option...

http://www.fivestarchemicals.com/wp-content/uploads/SuperMossHB2.jpg

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