Getting rid of sediments in pitcher

[Pzk]

Hello @ll,

this is now the third pitcher after all those years getting this brownish sediment I just can't get rid of with dish soap.

Does someone has a fix for that? It is sad, I know the pitcher is OK. But you can't let it use someone else or blend something for others, because they might think it is dirt or bacteria and stuff...

 

[Blergs]

I was going to come on and say "DRINK ALL THE SEDIMENT ITS FULL OF LACTONES!"
BUT... I see you mean it in a different way...
Honestly I'd say it's stained is more what you are saying.
Unfortunately aside from an isopropyl alcohol soak and wash, and/or warm-hot water and soap scrub wash.. no.
Atleast I haven't been able to anyways (been drinking kava since 2006) .

Update if you ever figure anything out .
Just tell people it's stained from root drinks and not dirty, for now

Goodluck!

 

[Pzk]

Thank you for your reply! I hoped for something better

It is plastic, I hope iso doesn't destroy it, and scrubbing...

 

[Groggy]

Hello @ll,

this is now the third pitcher after all those years getting this brownish sediment I just can't get rid of with dish soap.

Does someone has a fix for that? It is sad, I know the pitcher is OK. But you can't let it use someone else or blend something for others, because they might think it is dirt or bacteria and stuff...

You have to come to terms with the "kava making equipment" and know that is a common thing for all of us. . Set aside the pitchers, bowls etc just for kava, I find it easier that way. have been using the same salad bowl for 10 years to mix my kava, I wash it often with soap, I could use it for other foods but I don't.

I use a Nalgene liter bottle for my grog and I have scrubbed the Sh*t out it and it is still brownish something on the inside, oh well.

 

[Gabbadict]

My salad bowl....
On a side note it is a beautiful sunday morning down here and what a better way then to enjoy a brew of Kelai with my mornig coffee outside on the lawn with the dog. Priceless..........

 

[Orz[EST]]

I have glass bowl for making kava. Works well. Low maintenance, easy to wash.

A bowl that is made of plastic- polyurethane perhaps - tends to absorb kavalactones just too much. High maintenance and heavy losses.

I use no pitchers.