J jessej122 Well-Known Member Joined Jun 27, 2012 Messages 233 Reaction score 5 Jan 30, 2013 #1 Which is better? I be noticed iodaphor stains equipment and stars an leaves bubbles in carboy a
Dr. Francois Well-Known Member Joined Jan 11, 2009 Messages 612 Reaction score 39 Location Okemos, MI Jan 30, 2013 #2 Both are great. I use both. Did you try a search before you posed this question? There are MANY threads that have covered this ground already.
Both are great. I use both. Did you try a search before you posed this question? There are MANY threads that have covered this ground already.
SpottedDogBrewing Hmmm, BEER! HBT Supporter Joined Apr 21, 2008 Messages 1,537 Reaction score 72 Location Goodells Jan 30, 2013 #3 Both are great sanatizers Maybe your using to much iodophor if its staining your equipment. Bubbles are ok with starsan. Both are no rinse sanatizers
Both are great sanatizers Maybe your using to much iodophor if its staining your equipment. Bubbles are ok with starsan. Both are no rinse sanatizers
SpottedDogBrewing Hmmm, BEER! HBT Supporter Joined Apr 21, 2008 Messages 1,537 Reaction score 72 Location Goodells Jan 30, 2013 #4 SpottedDogBrewing said: Both are great sanatizers Maybe your using to much iodophor if its staining your equipment. Bubbles are ok with starsan. Both are no rinse sanatizers Click to expand... I like starsan because if the ph is balanced it will last a while in a spray bottle. I usually mix a gallon batch at a time with distilled water. I use iodophor for bottling so I don't end up with a kitchen full of starsan bubbles
SpottedDogBrewing said: Both are great sanatizers Maybe your using to much iodophor if its staining your equipment. Bubbles are ok with starsan. Both are no rinse sanatizers Click to expand... I like starsan because if the ph is balanced it will last a while in a spray bottle. I usually mix a gallon batch at a time with distilled water. I use iodophor for bottling so I don't end up with a kitchen full of starsan bubbles