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Offline ultravista

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Re: Natural Conditioning in Keg - The Answer to Mitigating Oxidation?
« Reply #30 on: May 11, 2018, 07:37:22 am »
Robert - thanks for the photos. It makes sense now!

Now I have to figure out how do to this effectively with a glass Big Mouth Bubbler (no port of course).
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Re: Natural Conditioning in Keg - The Answer to Mitigating Oxidation?
« Reply #31 on: May 11, 2018, 08:52:54 am »
You won't be the first to do this.  Basically you start with two holes in the lid...helpful, right? :) There are surely posts and videos out there to help.  One thing to remember:  with glass, never apply more than 1-2psi.  I used to use glass carboys, and the paranoia about this was one reason I switched.  But just be careful, even that low pressure is plenty to move beer -- when you think about it, it's like a lot of weight plunging down on your beer.  Good luck with the project!
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