jimbooo
James flexton
okay i noticed the scum/bubbles started to creep up my co2 tubing leading to the bubble ladder as i'd overdone the yeast mixture.
obviously if the yeast gets into the tank we have a big problem on our hands so smacking my forhead i thought..great, stupid now you've gotta pull it all apart and wash out the tubing. not the biggest disaster but hey i couldn't be bothered.
then the brainwave hit me.
- pull the tubing off of the canister (leaving the ladder and that end of the tube in the tank)
- suck gently on the end of the tube to start a syphon.
- dump end in a bucket and let the water flow.
in the process of a very slow water change the tubing gets washed clean.
yeehaa 2 birds with one stone. and easier than washing it out in the sink.
just thought i'd share that, it's obvious but i'm sure you haven't all thought of it before.
obviously if the yeast gets into the tank we have a big problem on our hands so smacking my forhead i thought..great, stupid now you've gotta pull it all apart and wash out the tubing. not the biggest disaster but hey i couldn't be bothered.
then the brainwave hit me.
- pull the tubing off of the canister (leaving the ladder and that end of the tube in the tank)
- suck gently on the end of the tube to start a syphon.
- dump end in a bucket and let the water flow.
in the process of a very slow water change the tubing gets washed clean.
yeehaa 2 birds with one stone. and easier than washing it out in the sink.
just thought i'd share that, it's obvious but i'm sure you haven't all thought of it before.
