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Discussion in 'Fermentation & Yeast' started by homebrewmike, Mar 12, 2015.

 

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    homebrewmike

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    Posted Mar 12, 2015
    So I have yet to have this happen with this fermenter, but the wheat that went into it yesterday made it otherwise!

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    beerisking

    Active Member

    Posted Mar 12, 2015
    It happens. I would try to get a blowoff tube on there (be as sterile as possible without getting anything into the carboy). I do my primary in a pail which usually helps since there is more head slave, but attach a blowoff tube if it is a big beer or a big volume and think there may be an issue with this. I wouldn't worry too much,just try to keep it sterile till it slows down.
     
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    homebrewmike

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    Posted Mar 12, 2015
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