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    New to Partial Mash

    Hi everyone, I have done a couple of extract brews and am ready to venture into Partial Mash. On a side note, I asked my LHBS for help with a partial mash and he wasn't the most helpful. He just pulled up brewing software and typed in hoppy wheat, gave me the list and I searched for the...
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    Timeframe Once Fermentation is Done

    I understand that secondary fermentation is not needed these days. The theory being that once fermentation is done the yeast will fall to trub and break down any off flavors that produced by the yeast(I think I understand that). Once your FG has remained steady after multiple days(fermentation...
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    2nd brew in fermentor. Troubles

    This brewers best witbier has been in primary for 5 days. Not sure it's supposed to look like this
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    Different language/mutli use

    Apparently, in little boy speak, son of fermentation chiller means, son, get in this box and refuse to get out. Lol. I wasn't sure my boys would have any involvement with my brewing, but to my delight, we are able to have family time included brewing
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    Son of fermentation pressure question

    Know the computer fan is not pushing a lot of air, but do I need to provide fresh air into the chiller? Should I worry about creating a vacuum and wearing out fan faster? Thanks in advance
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    Fermentation chiller build queston

    Looking to build son of fermentation chiller and was thinking of how to glue the insulation. Will construction adhesive melt the styrofoam? Do I need a special glue? Thanks in advance
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    Terminology Question

    I know that trub is the leftover yeast and other wort debris. Is there a term for what's at the bottom of a bottled and conditioned beer? Just curious Thanks
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