Wouldn't a thermostat turning the circulation pump on and off be enough? Or you could use a central heating valve if you want it to circulate elsewhere most of the time, and just a normal return Tee on the other side.Now, I just need a thermal valve? to switch the coolant to circulate and cool the F/V.
Anyone know of such a product?
See post #44
Thanks for trying that out! This is still a fascinating idea though. You need to call it the Drunkula Method and get a Kindle book and some youtubes out!
Can u send a link for this please. Itl save me going into marks spenser asking for womens tights as a necessity
So does this stand up in ur bucket and the whole syphon go in?
You have to hold it against the side of the bucket for a short while then you can gently let it rest on the bottom when the level drops, the good thing is that there’s so much surface area it doesn’t clog up and you get a super clear transfer.
That, is absolutely genius!!! I have an induction job but never would have thought to do this!!!
I used my biab in the end. Found it pretty easy. Just hope my bag was clean when i dunked it in
I like both those ideas, especially when I thought I was buying an auto syphon, turned out to be a rigid plastic dip tube with a length of rubber hose
It works well for me. Just remember to sanitise it first and squeeze it before you attach the siphon tube otherwise you will blow air back into the fermented wort
My new syphon hose came with those clips but my buckets dont like accepting it
