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SWIM made a CO2 reactor and the yeast used was from a dietary supplement, brewer's yeast; very similar to this. It's been a few days now and there's yet to be any bubbling in the water-lock, SWIM did attempt activating it by soaking the yeast in warm water for 30 minutes before mixing with the sugar water solution. The reactor container is a 5L rectangle with two hoses running to a 350mL waterlock, with a single hose running out for the plants.
I've been unable to find any discussion or anecdotes on using a brewer's yeast dietary supplement, so would anyone be able to shed some light on whether or not it actually activates?
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