You can get away with dumping 1L of trub when beer is cold by leaving the valve open during fermentation, but there is about 4-5L of trub normaly. So if you then want to dump next load you will send a jetstream of yeast cake onto the container and your clear beer will look like mud again. Best is to do trub dump before cold crash. There is a way to do this without an explosion! I develloped my own contraption to dump without spraying your whole fridge with trub. Uploading a video soon on this✌️
Looks very good
Thank you for your videos )
You never need to top up CO2?
Is it good carboneted ?
Do you dump the trub after you cold crash or continue to serve on top of it the entire time?
You can get away with dumping 1L of trub when beer is cold by leaving the valve open during fermentation, but there is about 4-5L of trub normaly. So if you then want to dump next load you will send a jetstream of yeast cake onto the container and your clear beer will look like mud again. Best is to do trub dump before cold crash. There is a way to do this without an explosion! I develloped my own contraption to dump without spraying your whole fridge with trub. Uploading a video soon on this✌️
@@LucasSteyn awesome. Thank you. I’ll keep an eye out for it 👍
@@Wulrus_Jones check community post