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  1. MattsFlyShop

    Filtering beer from primary to secondary

    Awesome. So I'm going to let it sit for a week or two and pull what I can from above the trub. I'm not worried about the yeast so much, just the grains and husks that I missed.
  2. MattsFlyShop

    Filtering beer from primary to secondary

    Thanks guys! So I'll let it sit for another week and pull out what I can, if I wind up w/4 gal, I'll need to prime with a full gallon to make up the 5 gal balance before I bottle? Or bottle what I have and prime with only a few cups?
  3. MattsFlyShop

    Filtering beer from primary to secondary

    I have 4 to 5 inches of ? at the bottom of my fermenter, some of it is a little grain that made it past my grain strainer, and then remained in the boil, then made it's way into the fermenter... I'm sure a lot of that is yeast as well, but how do I filter past this during transfer to my...
  4. MattsFlyShop

    Fermentation can take 24 to 72 hrs to show visible signs.

    After 4 days the English Brown Ale has stopped perculating, and is holding a steady pressure keeping the airlock on it's toes... I might let it sit for another week or I might transfer it into a Secondary on Sunday when I brew a Belgian Wheat, it all depends on if there's some pressure in the...
  5. MattsFlyShop

    Sparks, Nevada Homebrewers

    What's up Northern Nevada? What's in your Fermenter? Brown Ale here, Belgian Wit on Sunday...
  6. MattsFlyShop

    Fermentation can take 24 to 72 hrs to show visible signs.

    I did a Brown Ale on Sunday Night (first brew in 20+ years), I started the Yeast as directed, and in as little as an hour I had bubbles, now at 36 Hrs, still a bubble every second to a second and a half, the fermenter was at 65* last night when I lasered it. I have about a half inch to an inch...
  7. MattsFlyShop

    When to go from Primary to Secondary (If at all)

    All great and clear info, I like this site. Now, what if my trub is some of the grains (a cup or so?) that over flowed my poor choice of a filtration device?
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