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Woolsocks

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De-aeration of water

04-26-2008, 07:19 AM

To effectively remove DO from water, do I need to do anything more than heat it up? My procedure includes chasing beer from my filter by heating water to 180 or so and pushing it through the filter via the heatex. If there's O2 still it it, that can't be good for the beer.
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