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The removal of soils from the surface of equipment left behind by the brewing/fermentation process. A vital prerequisite for good sanitation.
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Trying a gluten free kit; must I buy new equipment to be safe?
This page from the Celiac Disease Foundation may be helpful; scroll down to Cross Contamination. I doubt you will have any issues with metal or glass vessels or tools (especially if they are properly …
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After cleaning a bottle, what's an acceptable amount of leftover StarSan bubbles?
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I wrote this question immediately after cleaning my bottles today. Ten minutes later, the foam has settled down to about 1/2"; much less. …
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