floaties

[sunshine1101]

been saving stripping runs of UJSSM pulled jars out of the cabinet and one of them ( i believe it was mostly tails) had some floaties suspended in the jar. it didnt smell bad so i filtered it through a coffee filter into the boiler with the rest of the low wines and ran it slow. when the filter dried it had green specs in it. is this normal?

[Fastill]

I've had them running hard into late tails. They will eventually settle to the bottom of the jar. I Didn't add that jar into the feints jar. just dumped it out.

[dakotasnake]

sounds like just the green patena from the copper, must not have used it for awhile, keep that beast bizzy and it wont happen. just filter and run it again.

[sunshine1101]

Been used weekly for the last month. Was surprised to see the green. But that was actually the first run of the year after it sat fpr a few weeks. Whats the best solution to clean with in that case?

[Lazarus Long]

When I made my column, I made it so the column could be removed, turned upside down, all openings temporarily capped, and the column filled with vinegar for a soak. After an hour pour the vinegar back into a container for later soaks.

[What He Said]

Clean with tomato juice. Use copper wool and a snake rope to brush out your tubing. You might have PH issues causing excess oxidation. The rope and wool will get into places vinegar just can't clean alone.