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FWIW, all this O2 talk has made me opt for skipping the cold crash on the beer currently in my conical! I cant say that I've really noticed a benefit from doing it in the first place, I've mainly done it because I can. It will be cold crashed soon enough when its kegged and placed in my keezer for carbing... :D

I may consider the jars or something along that line for my next lager though... Or maybe I'll try spunding instead! :mug:

I built out a spunding valve not too long ago.. and I really liked it.. The last batch I brewed, I was going to go the spunding valve route.. but I messed around too long and the fermentation finished.. hahaa .. I have to say it doesn't get any simpler and the results were really good. The beer wasn't as clear as it would have been after a cold crash for a couple of days before transferring.. but I am not hung up on getting the clearest beer possible..
 
For what it's worth, I've done something similar yet less complex and expensive to combat the cold crash issue. Few bucks for the fittings and balloons. Allows for a quick changeout of balloons when needed.
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