I find it difficult to brew with T90s as they block my hop filter and no amount of whirlpooling seems to stop it. Seems as I've got around 4kg of pellets in my freezer I need to find a solution!
Thought one was to use conventional hop socks. That worked ok if you only have one addition of pellets but it wasn't really practical to add 3 or 4 hop socks to each brew.
I looked at a hop spider but the shape and size of my IC would mean I'd have to remove such a device before putting my chiller in.
That's left me looking at the brew in a bag guys and wondering if I could make use of the bag? Would it be feasible to line my boiler with a BIAB bag then add pellets IC etc.. as I normally would? What are the bags made of? Would they take the heat from the element?
boil in the bag, bag for T90s
Re: boil in the bag, bag for T90s
ive had my eye on these for the same thing quite
costly but they seem to do the job and others have said they work well.I just wish someone in the uk made them would save on import costs.I think the cost of thr materials is expensive but as they deal in that they able to produce them when they want.
https://utahbiodieselsupply.com/brewingfilters.php
costly but they seem to do the job and others have said they work well.I just wish someone in the uk made them would save on import costs.I think the cost of thr materials is expensive but as they deal in that they able to produce them when they want.
https://utahbiodieselsupply.com/brewingfilters.php
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Re: boil in the bag, bag for T90s
I have a recollection that Angel Homebrew make these.beerlover1983 wrote:ive had my eye on these for the same thing quite
costly but they seem to do the job and others have said they work well.I just wish someone in the uk made them would save on import costs.I think the cost of thr materials is expensive but as they deal in that they able to produce them when they want.
https://utahbiodieselsupply.com/brewingfilters.php
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Dave
Dave