FirefightingBrewer
Well-Known Member
So today I created a American Brown Ale and wanted to try my new oxygen set-up prior to pitching the yeast. So I hooked up my medical grade o2 cylinder to the regulator, broke out the 1/4 inch tubing and aeration stone and turned the regulator first to 2lpm and then seeing it was bubbling pretty aggressively, so I backed it down to 1lpm. Took a walk outside to clean up a few things, came back a few minutes later and I had giant foam pillow about 6" above the fermenter pail. I am guessing it got enough o2...LOL
Anyone think this is going to have a negative impact on the brew? Look forward to your feedback. I was patting myself on the back for a quick, error free brew day and hit my numbers spot on just before to little mishap. Beer gods just keeping me in check I suppose. Thanks for your help guys..and gals.
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Anyone think this is going to have a negative impact on the brew? Look forward to your feedback. I was patting myself on the back for a quick, error free brew day and hit my numbers spot on just before to little mishap. Beer gods just keeping me in check I suppose. Thanks for your help guys..and gals.
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