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I’ve not seen any homebrew level spunding valve with a blow off tube attached. The only benefit I can see for doing this is to have a visual fermentation indicator if you had a SS fermenter. theres a post here in thread 'Spunding valve vs airlock' Spunding valve vs airlock

it’s an HDPE unitank and the material is less prone to oxygen permeability than the PET fermentation buckets. They are designed to dispense straight from the FV through its floating dip tube so would be most surprised if the beer would spoil because of the materials the manufacturer was using...

Hi Foxy, It had a spunding valve attached.

Honeymoon / 60th birthday celebration. Mandatory attendance required 😀

I was stuck on a cruise in the Caribbean 😅

I have 3 so will plug them all together and pressure test all the connections and if the gauges read the same values. Perhaps next time, I’ll cold crash without the spunding valve permanently connected and just hook it up to check the pressure now and again.

It’s been brewed and conditioned inside a fridge which has been converted to a fermentation chamber.. probably unlikely to have suffered from light strike. I managed 2 sips before it was ditched and it’s pretty rank. thanks for the reply Rwilts.. I’m just up the M4 from you in Caerleon!

Hi all, relatively new to brewing and recently purchased the 30L Apollo unitank. I’ve had one successful 10L test brew and now this one. The beer had finished fermentation just as I was headed on holiday so has been cold crashed in my fermentation fridge at around 2 degs C for 14 days. I came...

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Hi everyone, Mike from Wales here… just getting back into home brewing after a couple of years break. I’ve just acquired a larder fridge, ink bird and also have some heater mats and a tubular heater here to convert into a fermentation chamber. Also have a Fermenter King Apollo uni tank on order...