I made a rookie mistake - again. I learned the hard way of getting sanitizer sucked into my fermenter many moons ago with temp changes. But this time was different - and probably much worse.
I was lifting my SS brewbucket off the floor to put it onto the counter for transfer to my keg in a few hours. My daughter was helping me and lifted my sanitizer jar (connected to a blow off tube) off the ground faster and higher than I lifted the bucket and heard a weird splashing sound. Turns out that vacuum pressure sucked a solid 6oz of sanitizer into my bucket before I realized what was going on.
I only brew 2.5g batches so 6-8oz is actually a lot. And it wasn't fresh sanitizer but had absorbed days worth of blow off. Any thoughts for me? Thanks!
I was lifting my SS brewbucket off the floor to put it onto the counter for transfer to my keg in a few hours. My daughter was helping me and lifted my sanitizer jar (connected to a blow off tube) off the ground faster and higher than I lifted the bucket and heard a weird splashing sound. Turns out that vacuum pressure sucked a solid 6oz of sanitizer into my bucket before I realized what was going on.
I only brew 2.5g batches so 6-8oz is actually a lot. And it wasn't fresh sanitizer but had absorbed days worth of blow off. Any thoughts for me? Thanks!