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    Slime bottom of brewpot

    Thanks for all the information! Now I know it's coldbreak. I always try to get as clean beer as possible from the pot but sometimes the whirlpool fails and i get some of the hop in the beer. Haven't been any problem so far but always nice to know all the different stuff that is happening in the...
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    Slime bottom of brewpot

    The "slime" looks like liquid glue or jelly. I can get easily suck it up with a auto-siphon so its not that hard at all. I have gotten this when using DME and now when i made a all-grain BIAB.
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    Slime bottom of brewpot

    Should i add the cold break to the fermenter or leave it behind?
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    Slime bottom of brewpot

    Hi, After i have boiled the wort i get slime in the bottom. Is it good or bad? I figure it is caramelised sugar or something. My pot is really old and made out of aluminium so its not top of the line. But i have made some nice beers with it. This is my 8th batch or something. Anyone know...
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    Contaminated or not?

    Two weeks later and its time to bottle it! ---- Brewing since march 2014 Rocksta-Stockholm
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    Contaminated or not?

    One week after yeast pitch. ---- Brewing since march 2014 Rocksta-Stockholm
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    Contaminated or not?

    It's not even close the top. Last brew I needed a blow off tube and had about 200ml of yeast in the blow off bottle. It was a repitch of us-05. This is a fresh pitch. Now after 3 days it looks like this. ---- Brewing since march 2014 Rocksta-Stockholm
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    Contaminated or not?

    Its an IPA loads of hops in it. :) ---- Brewing since march 2014 Rocksta-Stockholm
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    Contaminated or not?

    Just looking at my brew from yesterday. It doesn't look at all like my other US-05 beers I have made. The Krausen on top is more like porridge then the nice and foamy. Maby this is only a stage I haven't seen or is it contaminated? ---- Brewing since march 2014 Rocksta-Stockholm
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    Yeast looks weird

    Yes it looked really nice! One day later it is not so sexy anymore. Had to add a blow off tube. Next time I reuse yeast I will not add as much as 3dl for 10liter. Maby 1-2 will be enough. ---- Brewing since march 2014 Rocksta-Stockholm
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    Yeast looks weird

    About 24 hours after pitch i took the fermenter to room temperature 23c. 6 hours later it started bubbling more frequent from the airlock so I put it back into the locker where I keep around 18-19c. Now 40 hours after pitching the reused yeast it looks really nice. ---- Brewing since march...
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    Yeast looks weird

    Forgot to say that I have a 2.6gallon(10liter) fermenter. I did not even think of measuring anything. Just threw in something that looked like yeast from the old fermentation vessel. ---- Brewing since march 2014 Rocksta-Stockholm
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    Yeast looks weird

    I never thought about checking how much yeast it was. Maby 3dl?. I light have gotten some of the old beer and slurry also. The OG is 1063. ---- Brewing since march 2014 Rocksta-Stockholm
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    Yeast looks weird

    It is actually my first try to reuse a us-05 yeast. This is my third extract batch so I'm new to brewing. Reusing yeast seems like a good thing when bottling and brewing on the same day. Just out of curiosity I'm trying different stuff to see what happens. Sent from my iPhone using Home Brew
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    Yeast looks weird

    I pitched a yeast today that looks a bit weird. Seems to be lots of it at the bottom. More then before. The picture is after 6 hours. I can't remember that it has looked like this the other times. Maybe I haven't seen this part at the beginning before. Sent from my iPhone using Home Brew
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    Fermenting in basement. 14c?

    I put my gallon brew in a coolingbag and the temperaturen is now 16 but i will try to build some kind of cooling box with a termostat, frozen bottles and a fan that I can have in the apartment. Sent from my iPhone using Home Brew
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    Fermenting in basement. 14c?

    Hi! I just started out brewing and have my first extract batch here in my living room. The temperature is between 21-24c. I was thinking about doing the next batch in the basement where it is 14c. Is it too cold for us-05 or t-58? I've read that the fermenter will be a bit warmer then the...
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    Enthusiastic beginner

    Love the forum! I'm from Stockholm and don't know anyone who is brewing beer so Internet is the way to go. Started with a coopers IPA kit that finished out ok. Now I have a 10L Amarillo single hop and a 5l patersbier in the fermenters. They turned out to be a little bit high on the OG but I...
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    Fermentation can take 24 to 72 hrs to show visible signs.

    It should be fermenting since the air-lock is bubbling plus the foam has started to build up on top of the brew. I will just leave it as is and see how it turns out!
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