These days I don't usually use finings but when it's required I use Sparkoloid which works wonders.
Unless you're unfortunate enough to be using carbon in a wash you are better off beating all the CO2 out of your wash several times, until it is thoroughly degassed, then let it settle out in a cold place for 5-7 days.- assuming you have the time. That was the lesson I had to learn about patience.
I learned to schedule my washes so that I had plenty of time to allow the wash to clear naturally.
These days, when I have a wash clearing I also have at least one batch waiting for stripping and low wines waiting for the next Spirit Run. So, if the wash takes a week to clear after degassing I'm not pulling my hair out
AM 
Statistics: Posted by Almanac — Fri Mar 08, 2013 8:05 am
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