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9 March 2022

  • curprev 22:2422:24, 9 March 2022‎ James Wilson talk contribs‎ 4,330 bytes +4,330‎ Created page with "This article talks about how to use pure Oxygen to oxygenate your wort before pitching yeast. == SAFETY FIRST! == '''WORKING WITH PURE OXYGEN CAN BE DANGEROUS AS IT PRESENTS A FIRE RISK. ALWAYS WORK OUTSIDE. NEVER WORK NEAR ANY SOURCE OF IGNITION.''' == Introduction == So for oxygenation you need a source of oxygen, a regulator, a connector, ideally a flow meter, some 3/8” beer line tubing (or metal) and a sintered stone. Roughly – 5 (US) gallon brew of normal str..."
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