G GEARS Member Joined Jan 6, 2009 Messages 6 Reaction score 0 Location Bristol TN May 16, 2009 #1 If you have a infected batch can you wash the yeast and use it again or will the infection stay in the yeast and infect the next batch?
If you have a infected batch can you wash the yeast and use it again or will the infection stay in the yeast and infect the next batch?
mmb "I just got a new pet toaster!" HBT Supporter Joined Feb 20, 2008 Messages 40,705 Reaction score 9,912 Location Mid Mittigan May 16, 2009 #2 Chances are you're not going to get all of the bacteria/wild yeast out of the slurry. By "washing" I assume you don't mean using acid to wash the yeast but rather the standard sterile water rinse that is described?
Chances are you're not going to get all of the bacteria/wild yeast out of the slurry. By "washing" I assume you don't mean using acid to wash the yeast but rather the standard sterile water rinse that is described?