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Default Differences in sediment


Rob wrote:
> They both went about 10 days through primary. ONe's been in carboy
> probably about 12 weeks, and the other about 14 weeks.
>
> I know the variables are extensive, and that's why I'm curious - it's
> neat to learn what they could be!
>
> Thanks
>
> Rob


Could be difference in pressing or free run vs. press run? Free run
throws more gunk but you probably would have racked off that already.

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