BlackHat
Well-Known Member
I just started doing partial mashes, following Chris Colby's countertop method []Brew Your Own (BYO), the How-To Homebrew Beer Magazine. Didn't think of hot-side aeration on my first batch so I just let it fly out of the spigot into the kettle. This time I want to do things a little more gracefully so I'll be using a plastic hose into the kettle.
I don't have any high-temperature hosing - just the standard clear plastic 3/8" tubing [http://www.northernbrewer.com/siphon.html]. The wort will be between about 140-180F. Is it safe to use this tubing? Is there somewhere other than the Internet or my LHBS to get heat resistant tubing? I don't think my LHBS carries this.
Thanks
I don't have any high-temperature hosing - just the standard clear plastic 3/8" tubing [http://www.northernbrewer.com/siphon.html]. The wort will be between about 140-180F. Is it safe to use this tubing? Is there somewhere other than the Internet or my LHBS to get heat resistant tubing? I don't think my LHBS carries this.
Thanks