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  1. jimmy-blue-eyes

    What's growing?

    Could be mold...just skim it off or stop bottling before it gets sucked through. In my opinion.
  2. jimmy-blue-eyes

    Secondary Fermentation - To Rack or Not to Rack

    Faster in water, and ya dont want somethinf as cold as dry ice touching the glass secondary....it makes it super cold...and just a temp difference in the midwest of having the heat on in your car on a cold day can crack a windshield....(ever hear metal scream when it touches dry ice.....)?
  3. jimmy-blue-eyes

    Secondary Fermentation - To Rack or Not to Rack

    A lot of grocery stores carry em.
  4. jimmy-blue-eyes

    Secondary Fermentation - To Rack or Not to Rack

    If you really want to secondary, because you want a good clear light beer.....there is one safe way to do it, without risking oxidation. Sanitize your secondary..... Take a plastic tupperware container and drill a hole that a rubber gromit will fit into...on the top of the tupper ware...
  5. jimmy-blue-eyes

    Bottling a coffee stout with Lactose? Many questions

    My mentioned ratio was from a kit I made in the past, thought I might try more lactose in the future, so go with the other guys on 1lb of lactose.....but 5oz of priming sugar is plenty for a 5 gal batch.
  6. jimmy-blue-eyes

    Bottling a coffee stout with Lactose? Many questions

    5 gallons? Priming sugar 5 oz....lactose...6 oz....
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