JapanBrew
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That's just what happens. There are ways to minimize the trub but it'll always be there due to yeast dropping out and proteins settling as well as hop bits.
I used to stretch these kind of fine drain nets over a colindar and pour my wort through that. It would catch a lot of crap.
Now I just give my wort a fast fast stir and wait for 10 minutes or so. All the crap will gravitate to the center. Then I drain it into my FV. I've reduced my trub by 80%. Now I just have less than half centimeter at the bottom.
I used to stretch these kind of fine drain nets over a colindar and pour my wort through that. It would catch a lot of crap.
Now I just give my wort a fast fast stir and wait for 10 minutes or so. All the crap will gravitate to the center. Then I drain it into my FV. I've reduced my trub by 80%. Now I just have less than half centimeter at the bottom.