I'll keep mine at approx 30% glycerine then. 20% sterile water, 50% thick yeast slurry.
I use 30 ml vials I got from my local chemist for 40 cents each. After I fill em up and lid em, I wrap the lid around with white electrical tape. This seals the lid tight and gives me something to wright on instead of the lid, then I can re- use them.
I found also after filling these up half way with boiling glycerine/water mix, I lid em and drop them straight into a dish of water to cool quickly , otherwise I have noticed the plastic vials can warp slightly and also cools it quicker to then get the slurry ontop faster.
Many diff ways to skin a cat.....
My 1084 struck up good at the 40% mark but it was only 4 months old, as this is when I first put them in. Got some nice British ale yeasts coming in, will propagate them up, then freeze em at 30% mix.
Awesome......
I use 30 ml vials I got from my local chemist for 40 cents each. After I fill em up and lid em, I wrap the lid around with white electrical tape. This seals the lid tight and gives me something to wright on instead of the lid, then I can re- use them.
I found also after filling these up half way with boiling glycerine/water mix, I lid em and drop them straight into a dish of water to cool quickly , otherwise I have noticed the plastic vials can warp slightly and also cools it quicker to then get the slurry ontop faster.
Many diff ways to skin a cat.....
My 1084 struck up good at the 40% mark but it was only 4 months old, as this is when I first put them in. Got some nice British ale yeasts coming in, will propagate them up, then freeze em at 30% mix.
Awesome......