I was wondering the same, have you come up with a solution? I was thinking of buying one of those pump weed sprayers so the long spraying wand can get right in there.
I think I have share in tri clamps the amount I have purchased in the last few months, I think mine might come out of the box soon. I`m guessing the water was cold your hands were shaking. Have you used anything other than pbw for Cip cleaning
Not yet, I didn't use anything else for CIP cleaning, only PBW. PBW runs out of stock here in our side of Europe, I will try something else to clean in the future. Hands shaking? That's me stressing around ;-) Cheers mate
Might give this a try chemipro do a starsan replacement to. www.brouwland.com/en/our-products/winemaking/stabilising-and-cleaning/cleaning-products/d/chemipro-cip-1-l-2?gaCategory=search
Hi! It depends on the brew, but about 5,5 hours totally. Mash schedule, boil time and season makes a huge difference of course. Cheers mate, thanks for watching!
I can not understand why you are taking so much effort in sanitation but when it comes to assembly, you use bare hands. You touch items that will get in contact with the beer.my tip : Always use gloves (sanitised…)
Great tip, thanks! In my opinion my hands where pretty clean and soaked in the sanitizer, even didn't touch the inner side of the parts that I assembled, what the wort touched I didn't grab with my hands or fingers. But thanks! Cheers :-)
Love your videos mate, the quality and editing is top notch. thanks for taking the time to make them. Cheers from Australia.
Nice. I don't know why I never thought to do it this way before. Good tip Glen! Going to try it this way next time.
Gotta love those tri-clamps! Easy cleaning Glenn. Nice! Cheers!
They are very easy to use and clean indeed. Cheers and thanks for watching!
What about the inner part of the lid?
Any tips for the built in chilling coil?
Whoeps, no not yet. I guess a CIP will be the best option??! Cheers
I was wondering the same, have you come up with a solution? I was thinking of buying one of those pump weed sprayers so the long spraying wand can get right in there.
At the end, is that the way you aerate by letting the wort fall from kettle to fermenter?
Yes indeed, my simple way to aerate the wort. Works fine. Cheers
I think I have share in tri clamps the amount I have purchased in the last few months, I think mine might come out of the box soon. I`m guessing the water was cold your hands were shaking. Have you used anything other than pbw for Cip cleaning
Not yet, I didn't use anything else for CIP cleaning, only PBW. PBW runs out of stock here in our side of Europe, I will try something else to clean in the future. Hands shaking? That's me stressing around ;-) Cheers mate
Might give this a try chemipro do a starsan replacement to. www.brouwland.com/en/our-products/winemaking/stabilising-and-cleaning/cleaning-products/d/chemipro-cip-1-l-2?gaCategory=search
Can you not just let the sanitiser drain through the valve already assembled?
Definitely dialing in your process and kit Glen.
What is your average brew day (start to finish) time down to now?
Hi! It depends on the brew, but about 5,5 hours totally. Mash schedule, boil time and season makes a huge difference of course. Cheers mate, thanks for watching!
@@homebeerbrewery agreed, no matter how ready i am, it's always 5 1/2 to 6 hours and 3-4 beers. then cleaning begins.
hey awesome video, was the spray bottle straight sanitizer or a mixture of that and water? thanks
Hi, thanks! It's a mixture sanitizer and water indeed! How much sanitizer depends on the typem. I use Starsan or Saniclean. Cheers
@@homebeerbrewery is it no rinse sanitizer or did you rinse the inside out of the fermenter off camera?
Easy. Cheers
Thanks, and it works fine. Cheers
I can not understand why you are taking so much effort in sanitation but when it comes to assembly, you use bare hands. You touch items that will get in contact with the beer.my tip : Always use gloves (sanitised…)
Great tip, thanks! In my opinion my hands where pretty clean and soaked in the sanitizer, even didn't touch the inner side of the parts that I assembled, what the wort touched I didn't grab with my hands or fingers. But thanks! Cheers :-)
Nitril hand gloves are available at my hombrew supply store. Purchased them. Thanks again for the comment. Cheers