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    Another newbie with a question

    No, I can't really say I've seen any kind of pellicle on any of my beers. after 14 days there's hardly anything floating on top, exept a small cluster of bubbles. My malted barley is fresh from the store. Or at least it was when I last brewed. I still have to find some fresh hops, and then...
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    Another newbie with a question

    It's all grain with no sugar added. I only boiled the wortchiller 45 minutes this last batch, just in case 15 minutes I usualy boil my wortchiller wasn't enough. I'm simply running out of ideas, so I'm doing things I never do normaly. Next time I'll use a waterbath and not use the...
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    Another newbie with a question

    I allways used S-33 yeast, but because of your advice in this thread, I used US-05 in my last batch. I put this last batch in two glass carboys, and fermented one in my kitchen at around 73°F and put the other on the top step of my cellar where the temperature was about 66°F. After 14 days...
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    Another newbie with a question

    I just posted my problem a few minuts ago, but I'm feeling a lot better now about my sour beer problems. I just read this thread: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f39/think-you-ruined-your-beer-set-your-fears-aside-74520/ where it said NEVER DUMP YOUR BEER. After reading, that beer almost...
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    Another newbie with a question

    Here's an update on my "sour" brewing experience. I got starsan from USA and I got a new hose to transport my wort to my glass carboy fermenter. What did I get? I got sour beer AGAIN. As far as I know, you can't infect your beer as long as the wort is boiling. So everthing up until that...
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    Another newbie with a question

    Thanks for all your help. It might seem stupid to the older brewers, but listening to "clean and sanitize" over and over again, actually helps us freshmen. Next time I brew, I will buy new hoses and a new airlock. Why not, it is cheaper than tossing a batch of beer. And using DME instead of...
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    Another newbie with a question

    Of course I can't stop thinking about my problem, and I think I've come up with an answer. The problem might be in my auto-syphon and the hose attached to it. I had an 8 month pause and it could be, that the inside of the hose (tube) and the inside of the auto-syphon had bacteria in them. All...
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    Another newbie with a question

    For sanitizing I use Chemipro oxi. It's an non-rinse sanitizer. I mix it with water (4grams per liter of water) and then soak, or if soaking isn't possible, then I spray it on. Required contact time is 2-5minutes and I always leave it soaked longer, and I don't rinse it with water, as it's...
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    Another newbie with a question

    I've had more sour beers, than good ones, and now, again, I have 2, 5 gallon batches of sour beer. I bought a brand new carboy for my last batch, and sanitized it. Now, 13 days later, I have sour beer sitting in it. (I tasted it when measuring 1,022 gravity). And the airlock is still a little...
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