Wine Beer Degasser Whip for Wine Making | 15.5” Stainless Steel 316 - Drill Mixer Rod Attachment Wand | Winemaking, Brewing, Mead, Kombucha, Lees Supplies | Mixing Stirring, De-gassing, Agitator Tool

Worked great with a 6gal carboy

I like that this is all one piece. No moving parts, or points of potential failure. It also really works! My first time using it, I whipped my mead into a frenzy, and it foamed over, making a sticky mess. So be warned. This is a good thing though, just be careful. I also recently used it for mixing priming sugar (honey+water) into my bottling bucket. I did this 2 or 3 times throughout the bottling process, to keep the heavier honey from settling to the bottom, which it tends to do. This is a very easy, quick way to mix up even a 6+ gallon batch.

This is exactly as described and does a wonderful job. I use my cordless drill with this. I would recommend this degasser.

I actually use this to mix my plastisol for soft fishing bait making when it settles or hard packs. Yes it induces air some but you can vacuum it out. But this fits right through a gallon jug lid and allows me to mix it well without spending forever hand tilting and shaking it. I’m sure you could use it for so much more

It does the job it should. Not as aggressive as some others but that could be a good thing. Only problem was really my own fault, I got the rod too close to the wall of my glass carboy and it cracked... so maybe stick with plastic or just be more careful than I was.

I've used this item once so far. I'm happy with it. I liked that it didn't have moving parts that contact the wine/mead, making it easier to clean and sanitize. I had been using the handle end of a long plastic spoon to degas wine in the carboys. I'm hopeful that this is as effective while being easier and perhaps faster. I will update if that isn't the case, but for now I like it a lot. It does wobble a bit, but it isn't difficult to use at all.

Got this for my husband for Christmas. He recently started making mead, and in a 5-gallon container, this whip is very helpful and necessary. Works well.

Used on a 3 gallon carboy, and it was fine. It feels shorter than needed/expected, but it still totally worked all the same. Debatable if needed, but a quality tool if you end up buying it.