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A device used to the measure the specific gravity of a liquid.
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Can I leave my hydrometer in the carboy to tell when fermentation is complete?
The biggest issue in doing that is that krausen will get stuck to both your hydrometer and your carboy walls. … Even if you wait for the krausen to die off before dumping your hydrometer in, you will still have a bit of a hard time reading it through the krausened carboy walls...
But hey, go ahead and try! …