I have seen in other videos that to release the gas produced during fermentation, the lid is opened and immediately closed to prevent the air from entering. But you are suggesting to open and stir it. Do you also open and stir the container while making it? How many days does stirring work?
Yes, to release the gas during the bio enzyme fermentation process, it's advisable to open and close the lid. If you're using a bottle with an airtight cap, you can achieve this by briefly opening and closing the lid, followed by shaking the bottle. However, if you're fermenting in larger containers like drums, which are challenging to move back and forth, you can initially stir the contents of the drum during the first 2-3 weeks to ensure thorough soaking of the peels in water. After this initial period, you can tightly seal the container to allow anaerobic fermentation to proceed.
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I've noticed that my bio enzyme has developed white layers on the surface, and there are black moss/fungus dots forming around the container. Despite opening it daily, I don't seem to observe any gas formation. What could be causing these changes, and what should I do to address this situation?
To determine if your bio enzymes are ready for use, look for the following indicators: 1. White Mold Or Layer: A white mold or layer forming on the surface of the bio enzyme is a positive sign. It indicates that the bio enzymes have matured and are ...
Why do the peels in the Bio-Enzyme, once settled down, come up again sometime after opening the cap to release the gas?
This is a common occurrence in Bio-Enzyme production. When you release the gas buildup by opening the cap, it temporarily disrupts the equilibrium within the solution. The gas release can cause some movement within the mixture, resulting in the peels ...
If I add Satopradhan bio enzyme to make my first time homemade bio enzyme, then will it work as a starter or not and reduce the fermentation time to 45 days?
When adding Satopradhan Bio Enzyme to your homemade bio enzyme mixture, it can indeed act as a starter and help accelerate the fermentation process. This can potentially reduce the overall fermentation time required for the bio enzyme production. ...
Can I create bio enzymes using any type of flowers? What are the best ways to use flower-based bio enzymes, and should the flowers be dried or used fresh? Also, is it recommended to infuse soapnuts for 30 days after the initial 90-day period or during the last 30 days of the 90-day period?
Yes, bioenzyme can be made with any type of flowers, the best use of a flower bio enzyme is as an air freshener, or you can add it to your bathing water to use as a natural body deodorizer. Rest, as it's a bio enzyme it can be used for any purpose. ...
Will bioenzyme dish wash cleaner work, even if we don’t keep it applied on the dishes for 15 minutes?
Yes, it will work but may not be much effective. The bio cleaners contain enzymes which become active as soon as they come in contact with a damp surface. After application, they need a few minutes to get active and start their work. Once they start ...