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IDK he said “Excessivesplashing on the hot side ans O2 introduced after fermentation is what causes staling”. Lol, I read stalling.He wrote "O2 introduced after fermentation is what causes staling.". Key words 'after' and ' staling' (getting stale).
I’m interested because I had attenuation problems when I started recirculating during mashing and whirlpooling in my kettle. But it’s also a new system. Regardless the less fancy my process the less issues I’ve had. Regardless I don’t splash at all but always wondered how much a little cavitation or trapped air pocket in a hose could impact hot side aeration.