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I have a chocolate milk stout that has been fermenting for 1 day now.I'm using a 6.5 gallon bucket a gutted airlock and 1/2" hose coming out. Came back to check and no bubble. The hose was starting to clog. Does anyone have any suggestions for preventing it from clogging?
 
pokerpat said:
I have a chocolate milk stout that has been fermenting for 1 day now.I'm using a 6.5 gallon bucket a gutted airlock and 1/2" hose coming out. Came back to check and no bubble. The hose was starting to clog. Does anyone have any suggestions for preventing it from clogging?

Fermcap-S foam control. Add to your fermenter after transferring from the kettle. Eliminates the need for a blowoff all together for most beers, and will prevent excessive blowoff for beers that are more susceptible to it.
 
Ha, thanks! I forgot I bought some 5 star defoamer, used it for boil over, didn't really work and forgot about it. Maybe it'll work for this.
 
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