Yeast Floaters help

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fullmoonwolf

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I swore I would not post until I truely needed help. That time has come. I brewed a Partial Grain/Extract American Ale 18 days ago. Pitched at and held at 65 degrees. Used Wyeast 2272 American Lager yeast. Took a good 72 hours to take off. Anyway, I have some serious yeast floaters and wonder when they will drop out. Thought about cold crashing but read it can take a week or so by dropping 2 degrees per day. I feel I need to bottle soon and wonder when I will be able to. Suggestions? Help? Guidance? Thanks
 
Just try to rack avoiding it to your botteling bucket, they wont be in your bottles and will drop out,settle after condtioning and refrigeration.I get that ocassionally i just rack and bottle and it is fine 100% of the time.
 
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