Washing dry yeast

[Madmannvan]

If you were to wash dry yeast after primary. Could you make a starter from it before repitching?
I know you aren't supposed to make a starter when pitching dry, so Im unsure about after washing.

Cheers

 

[JonM]

After you use it, it's not dry anymore; it's liquid. Sure, go ahead and make a starter.

 

[Madmannvan]

I figured it was a dumb question Hahahha thanks

 

[wilserbrewer]

You can make a starter, or just collect some of the yeast slurry and pitch that into a fresh brew...opinions vary
cheers

 

[Madmannvan]

Thanks[emoji106][emoji482]

 

[muels]

I sanitize a cup and scoop it right out the fermenter. As long as it's coming from a relatively clean beer it won't impart flavors. It's handy when I keg the same day I brew. No yeast cost and no washing..win win