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I don't have a SO2 tester but what is the typical SO2
level after adding a kit's potassium metabisulfite? The kit had slowed right down to a bubble every minute of two and when I check it a few weeks later it had stopped. Being somewhat close to an bonehead ![]() fermentation was done and added the potassium meta. Now I realize it was stuck at 1.010. I've tried adding yeast nutrient, using EC-1118 and a warming belt to heat it up to 70F, and a splash racking. No luck. I forget the exact numbers but Philip Jackisch book recommends adding 0.7 ml of 3% H2O2 to lower it (I think) 20 ppm. In any case, I need to know the ballpark level right now. It's a Pinot Gris Kendall Ridge kit. Is there another possibility for the stuck fermentation? Don |
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