A bit concerned

[chojo]

Hi guys, well I got my first brew underway on Sunday and by Monday night it was bubbling
Away quite happily. So much so that because I have to keep it in the bedroom the noise was driving me mad, so last night I thought I'd try changing the airlock for the top hat variety having read that these are quieter.
However since doing that I have not had a single bubble. Have I done something to knacker my first brew or is it something simple and I'm just to thick to notice?
Any ideas great fully received.

 

[bunkerbrewer]

Don't worry, just leave it alone for at least another week and take a hydrometer reading. It's pretty common for airlock bubbling to die down after a couple of days, and you probably released some CO2 when you switched airlocks.

It'll be fine :)

 

[Zedilly]

Don't worry, just leave it alone for at least another week and take a hydrometer reading. It's pretty common for airlock bubbling to die down after a couple of days, and you probably released some CO2 when you switched airlocks.

It'll be fine :)

It could be this or maybe the replacement airlock just isn't sealed properly so the co2 is escaping from around it. Either way leave it alone and it'll be fine. :thumb:

 

[PD]

whats the brew ? beer wine cider ?

 

[chojo]

Thanks for the advice guys. It's a hambleton bard bitter that was included in the kit by the way. :