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These little beasts do all the hard work. Share how to keep 'em happy and working hard.

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copper sweat
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Liquid enzymes are the shit :thumbup: I'm on my first mash with them and so far the results are awesome I am using corn, I went with my usual 2 lbs per gallon and I'm ending up around 10.5 to 11% potential, have you guys use them What did you use them for and how did they work for u. I got the mash kit from artisan resources, and I'd also like to point out that my mashing process is not a perfect science for all I know I'm using 11 pounds per gallon but this 11 pounds per gallon is still better than my last 11 pounds per gallon :D :lolno:
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Booners Casual All Corn. Do some research.
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Woodshed do you recommend watering down a little for the yeasts?
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woodshed wrote:Booners Casual All Corn. Do some research.
I've read just about everything on this site about liquid enzymes including all 21 post of booners casual corn
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Good on ya. HB, absolutely. Deliriously happy yeast are the only good yeast.
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