Turricaine
Well-Known Member
I was squeezing my nylon bag during the sparge and a lot of cloudy liquids came out.
I filtered this through a cheese cloth and a lot of white putty was in it, maybe 1kg wet out of the 3kg grain i used.
Is it right to throw this away? (It is too late anyway for this batch).
I just chucked it in the garbage bin.
I am designing a false bottom using a circular grillrack i have and cut holes in a plastic wastepaper bin.
This means in future, the sparge will work purely of a gravity filtration and not squeezing the sparge bags means cloudy fluids and not clear.
I know clear fluid is better than cloudy, but in terms of "greed" to get as muchout of it as possible, maybe an off-the-record protocol is followed that is not part of the official written script? idk about this.
I filtered this through a cheese cloth and a lot of white putty was in it, maybe 1kg wet out of the 3kg grain i used.
Is it right to throw this away? (It is too late anyway for this batch).
I just chucked it in the garbage bin.
I am designing a false bottom using a circular grillrack i have and cut holes in a plastic wastepaper bin.
This means in future, the sparge will work purely of a gravity filtration and not squeezing the sparge bags means cloudy fluids and not clear.
I know clear fluid is better than cloudy, but in terms of "greed" to get as muchout of it as possible, maybe an off-the-record protocol is followed that is not part of the official written script? idk about this.