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Don't think it is effective to use a diffuser for DIY CO2. You may want to consider using a external/internal CO2 reactor instead. Remember to connet the tube with a one-way valve to prevent the water from back flowing.
Any idea which type of diffuser is good for DIY CO2? From what I read, DIY CO2 will not have enough pressure to push through those ceramic type CO2 diffuser...
Don't think it is effective to use a diffuser for DIY CO2. You may want to consider using a external/internal CO2 reactor instead. Remember to connet the tube with a one-way valve to prevent the water from back flowing.
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hi. My experience using diy yeast ACO2 has been quite good. One point to consider though: I found it is best to add the check valve (one way valve) near the yeast chamber outlet as this way you achieve more pressure. I.e. when i attach the check valve nearer to the reactor, the system did not produce enough pressure to force the gas into the reactor. I use 2 * co2 chambers and replenish the sugar on alternate weeks. Hope this helps.
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What i do when using DIY CO2 is to channel the co2 directly to the inlet of the filter or add another submersible pump and direct co2 there
Worked well for me so far
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