Do you peroxidize the the rye, or just sterilize it?
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I'm pretty sure he puts it in an autoclave. ( sterilized) peroxide would kill anything you attempted to put in there
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The manufacturer of this product uses heat sterilization. Peroxide can "poison" anything that you try to cultivate.
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Hydrogen peroxide! H2O2. The 3% solution used to treat wounds is near food grade. (with instructions for rinsing mouth and ears too) It's completely biodegradable -&gt; water and oxygen. It kills all living things. But dilute enough to be safe to treat wounds. It turns your teeth white. It turn tiles grout snow white with a few drops. It removes all organic (cell) stains, even rust stains around the faucet. It does not react with plastic. It's the main ingredient in Oxi-clean. Since all your drinks must be organic (cell), soak the cap in H2O2 for a few minutes to overnight will kill everything, and most likely remove all stains too. You try with a stinky cup, and see the bubbles attack the skunk, weaken the bonding between the skunk and the surface, and then the skunk flows away with the bubbles. I had the autoseal for my kindergartener. She is now in 1st grade and the seal is still perfect. Hydrogen peroxide won't do anything to the plastic. Would it shorten the life of seals? Probably not. I don't guarantee anything. The other age old method is to add uncooked rice (or similar) into the cup, add water and shake. It beats any brush and dish washer, especially at the areas that brushes cannot reach. Do not push the button when rice is in. The worst you can do is jam the autoseal with rice. But rice will soften after a good soak with water. Any leak proof or spill proof mechanism have some hard to reach areas. You don't see it doesn't mean germ and dirt cannot accumulate. You can always use a mug.
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I have used these clay balls in every all kinds of potted plants including orchids and unless you have used it in another plant, it is not needed to be boiled or rinsed in hydrogen peroxide. Newly used, just rinse them in cold water to clean the dust out of them so it can hold oxygen in them. If re-using, you might want to wash them in a light hydrogen peroxided water so you don't spread mould or stuff like that to another plant. But rinse well after. I love those clay balls.
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Here on Amazon, there are ozone-based sterilizing machines for fresh produce. The way they work is to run the ozone through water that the produce is sitting in, and it essentially washes the produce. One of these machines, the Tersano, says that an added benefit is that you can save the sanitized water in a spray bottle and use it for cleaning. So I think you can leave the water in the SoClean and just refill whatever amount is needed. That's what I've been doing.
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I just peel the outside of the ginger root to get out the "meat" of the ginger. A knife should do the trick! It doesn't have to be perfect though. The juicer is pretty hearty.
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I boil my yeast starter in this flask and just use a dish towel wrapped around the neck to pick it up. Crimp a sanitized piece of tin foil over the mouth and then into the fridge for cooling.
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No, I haven't made rye bread with this one. I have however attempted corn bread with disastrous results; I tried plain old white bread twice and it too was inedible. I am really sorry I bought this machine. I had a Wel-Built before this one and it served me well for many years. Now I'm stuck as I really don't want to invest in another machine but I'm afraid to waste more bread flour in this machine. Shop carefully before you buy.
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I would not. These are sterile when you first open them. There is no way to sterilize them after that.
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call a home brew store about ceramic food grade cleaners ~ northern home brew supplies .com or use hydrogen peroxide and scrub with a great rinsing afterwards with distilled water cheers A
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How about storing it in the freezer after you empty it? might get brittle though...
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Thank you for your interest. Just like with any avent bottle, you can do it using the microwave or electric sterilizer
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Yes I had no problem grinding rye or any of the hard wheat's with this grinder. I did put the grain through on the medium grind before grinding it on fine. The flour made great rye rolls.
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I would wash them with dish soap and rinse in very hot water, let them air dry. If you are worried about bacteria, boil water and dip the cloth end in to sterilize.
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I use tepid water. Too hot will kill the yeast. Too cold will take longer for activation.
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Soak in Hydrogen Peroxide. Should foam some of the gack off. Then ultrasound with rubbing Alcohol. Should clean and sterilize the pieces.
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This is top quality stainless steel - soak with a tsp of chlorox OR ammonia with a little dish soap in cold water for a couple of hours or more. (Placing it in refrigerator overnight can speed loosening.) Discard and soak with same ingredients in hot water for an hour or so. Discard solution. Scrape off the stuck on particles with Ajax or Comet plus a steel brillo pad. Rinse again. If that doesn't work, please contact Fissler.
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It is 100% whole organic rye grains grounded in stone mills -old-fashioned technic for healthier flour.It has the greyish colour and the characteristic smell as I remember it from my old parents' mills. It's only rye and whole, definitely.