Campden tablet oops?

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Just filled my second FV with coopers ceveza but decided to try it with half a campden to stop that TCP taste, i pitched it in with the water then added the kit syrup and yeast, will the campden kill the yeast? i've seen conflicting statements about if it will or wont :wha:
 
One campden tablet to the gallon will stun yeasties and prevent them from taking hold.

Half a tablet to 5 gallons probably won't have much effect.
 
It shouldn't kill it. Might stunn it and slow it down for a while but it should recover. Pottasium Sorbete is the frmentation stopper.


Edited. Too slow again. Must learn to type faster :lol:
 
snail59 said:
Potassium Sorbate is the fermentation stopper
No it isn't :nono:
Campden tablets / sodium metabisulphite is the fermentation stopper, potassium sorbate just prevents any survivors from breeding.
 
Moley said:
snail59 said:
Potassium Sorbate is the fermentation stopper
No it isn't :nono:
Campden tablets / sodium metabisulphite is the fermentation stopper, potassium sorbate just prevents any survivors from breeding.

Oh Bugger :oops: In the words of Dick Emery's Gaylord. Dad I Think I got it wrong again.
 

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