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    Back to BIAB!

    I'm the same way. I have no problem turning my bag inside out and hosing it down but for some reason I feel the need to scrub my 10 gallon mash tun cooler with pbw, as well as the false bottom and hoses and the container I use to Vorlauf.... Oh how I miss vorlaufing too.....
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    Back to BIAB!

    I'm about to push my BIAB to the limits this weekend. When I originally wrote this post I had brewed a modest dry Irish stout with around 9 pounds of grain. No problem lifting the bag out and letting it drain in my drip bucket. Well I plan on brewing an imperial stout Saturday and pitching it...
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    Back to BIAB!

    So my girlfriend and I started home brewing about 6 months ago. We have about 8 batches under our belt. I wanted to share with you how I've made my way back to brew in a bag. We in fact started with BIAB. Our first batch was actually a kit from NB, Jakes CDA (I'm so fortunate that my first...
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    Rehydrating mistake!!

    Ya I agree with you... But it's the most active fermentation I've seen yet! Won't make it a habit though...
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    Rehydrating mistake!!

    Ya I even gave my girlfriend the yeast packet and asked "what do you think these instructions say?" She said ya pour the yeast in 4 ounces of water and microwave for 15 seconds then stir. You live you learn I suppose. I found great comfort in this thread I found where everyone shared their...
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    Rehydrating mistake!!

    I also just used tap water (did not boil before hand) as that's what's appears to be the directions on the back of the label. Did I goober that up too?
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    Rehydrating mistake!!

    So I just got done brewing my third batch yet. It's a northern brewer caribou slobber BIAB kit. It came with a dry yeast, Danstar Windsor. I rehydrated in 4 ounces of water and nuked for 15 seconds as per instructions. Then I immediately remembered that I had NOT STERILIZED my pirex...
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    Oxygenating wort

    Ah ok thanks everyone. Ya I've been running this wide open throttle for 90 seconds so maybe I'm just draining the bottle? I see a lot of bubbles on top of the wort... I should throttle back to where I barely see any bubbles?
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    Oxygenating wort

    Hey everyone! I have a question for those of you who inject pure oxygen into your wort. I Just started doing this on my last batch with a 1.4 oz bottle from Home Depot. I went to go use it this morning to aerate and found out it was EMPTY after only one use. Figured it didn't seal right or...
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    Second step for a yeast starter?

    Thanks guys. So heres another question. If I do the second step tomorrow with 1 liter. Can I wait to brew on Friday? Is it possible to leave a starter on the stir plate for too long?
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    Second step for a yeast starter?

    Damn you guys are quick haha love this forum! It's a 5 gallon ESB at 1.052. I'll be doing BIAB. So is there any harm by adding another liter to the yeast slurry tomorrow?
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    Second step for a yeast starter?

    Whats up HBT! Long time reader first time writer. First I wanted to thank everybody's input on these forums. It's been great just typing all my questions into Google and finding the answers on HBT. You guys are awesome! I had a question regarding my yeast starter. I'm going to brew an ESB...
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