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Sanitising

Bugsyboy1 · 2015-03-21 12:53:23

Hi I came across a cheap way to sanitise here http://www.beoir.org/index.php/articles-mainmenu-36/brewing-knowledge/extract-brewing-mainmenu-47/56-extract-brewing-an-illustrated-guide 30ml malt vinegar 30ml thin bleach and 19l water. Does anyone know if I need to rinse afterwards or can I leave it on my bottle tree. Can i…

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21-03-2015 1:53pm

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Bugsyboy1

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Hi
I came across a cheap way to sanitise here

http://www.beoir.org/index.php/articles-mainmenu-36/brewing-knowledge/extract-brewing-mainmenu-47/56-extract-brewing-an-illustrated-guide

30ml malt vinegar 30ml thin bleach and 19l water.
Does anyone know if I need to rinse afterwards or can I leave it on my bottle tree.

Can i squirt that mix into the bottles with my squirter or is there a longer contact time required?
Cheers

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#2 22-03-2015 11:38am
BeerNut

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It's no-rinse. Rinsing anything you've sanitised like this may de-sanitise it.

I generally give my bottles five minutes submersed contact time. I wouldn't be confident that spraying would be effective.

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