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  1. U

    Looks like infection before even pitching yeast

    My friend and I brewed two batches together. He couldn't pitch his yeast earlier because he was waiting for his new temp controller to ship from Amazon.
  2. U

    Looks like infection before even pitching yeast

    Might be the best beer ever, we shall see haha
  3. U

    Looks like infection before even pitching yeast

    Isn't there always stuff on top of the krausen anyway? The fermentor wasn't crusty. It was washed, wiped down, and sanitized. I watched my friend clean it. Maybe there was some yeast stuck in some of the edges at the bottom of the bucket.
  4. U

    Looks like infection before even pitching yeast

    I know what you mean. I don't think the bucket was fully scrubbed.
  5. U

    Looks like infection before even pitching yeast

    It was sanitized though.
  6. U

    Looks like infection before even pitching yeast

    I gave him the idea of auxiliary yeast eating the sugar and he told me that the fermentor had yeast cake on the bottom that he probably didn't completely scrub out. so it makes 100% sense that is it yeast from his previous batch. The previous batch was used US05... it probably already...
  7. U

    Looks like infection before even pitching yeast

    This is very interesting. But he JUST pitched the yeast. Hopefully, the WLP004 will overpower the yeast already there.
  8. U

    Looks like infection before even pitching yeast

    I updated above with a picture.
  9. U

    Looks like infection before even pitching yeast

    Friend brewed, put wort in plastic fermentor, and didn't get around to pitching the yeast until five days later. Opens the lid and sees lots of bubbles on the surface. Infection? Pitch yeast anyway and see what happens?
  10. U

    After 6 years of brewing, I finally bought an immersion chiller...

    I ended up getting this water pump. It seems to pump water through fine. Need to test it out with hot liquid http://www.harborfreight.com/620-gph-submersible-pond-pump-63314.html
  11. U

    I got a new immersion chiller and I'm wondering what to expect

    General question about the immersion chiller. I haven't used it yet but I will as soon as I get a free Saturday. I'm looking at the chiller and how it is coiled up and how the copper is collapsed on itself. Wouldn't it be better if the coil is stretched out to increase surface area? I would...
  12. U

    I got a new immersion chiller and I'm wondering what to expect

    Thanks! I'll keep that in mind when I brew this DIPA.
  13. U

    I got a new immersion chiller and I'm wondering what to expect

    Dang... I have an old version of BS. It doesn't have this option :(
  14. U

    I got a new immersion chiller and I'm wondering what to expect

    This is also why my IPAs didn't have much hop flavor.
  15. U

    I got a new immersion chiller and I'm wondering what to expect

    Yes this makes sense! Btw my OG 1.070. Now it makes me wonder if all these hop schedules for all these recipes considers about 5-10 min cool down time to 170F.
  16. U

    I got a new immersion chiller and I'm wondering what to expect

    It will be my first batch with a wort chiller. This recipe was given on a Jamel Show podcast, which he scaled down from huge barrel recipe.
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