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Hi Droopy. From a "newbie" perspective what I read as a 6 was actually
the amount of the test liquid required to turn the juice sample black. I used a TA kit and started with the specified 10cc and had 4 left when the color change stabilized in the juice sample. You might get a chuckle in the number of times we did the test to get a number that occured more than once. Soooo, we called it a six. I am amazed at the strong reaction in the fermentor. It is trying to climb out of the bucket !! The solids from the juice are forming a cap somewhat like the consistency of a loose ricotta cheese and actually pushing up a dome in the towel I have draped over the bucket. I stir it down each morning and wipe down the inside of the exposed bucket with a clean damp cloth. I am concerned that the sludge residue might get funky if left exposed to the air with no liquid surrounding it. I am going to test the SG tonight as woodwerks suggested in his recent email. I am leery though of putting this animal in a glass closed jar until it calms down a good bit. Thanks to all of you from a "newbie". |
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