Yes. simply use a filter. Cheesecloth works well and you can add as many
layers as you have patience for.. You can use a metal prefer plastic filter
and a large funnel. Suggest then bottling using a plastic water bottle. Fill
to the brim, and give a squeeze to remove all the air and then cap.
Ed
I've seen that happen with Apple Cider Vinegar with the mother in it,
too. If you add some to regular cider vinegar without the mother, it
will develop those nasty strings. It must be the beneficial bacteria
forming new colonies, or re-agglomerating into colonies. Whatever it is
it is yucky.
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