Recent content by geezer103

Great bit of kit. I was one of the first 50 sold as a trial in NZ. At first it had a couple of flaws that were retified and new parts replaceed by the manufacturer. Have to say Ive had this now coming up 2 years this year, Ive given it a complete hammering testing it to its outer limits, Esb to...

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Dude chuck ya cordless makita on speed 1 and give it death. Just remember the most important rule of health and saftey-- dont put ya hands were ya wouldnt put ya cock! chur

Dude Gas is Cheap! Dont stress enjoy your hobbie and do as you will. Chur

I read somewere on beermith that freezing hops was ideal way to store, so as I generally buy a few at a time I stored about 10 x 100g packs of my favs and used at will. Never had a prob with them once. Apparantly by freezing this helps to displace o2! Give it a shot see what ya think, its...

@MattGuk I built a temp controlled fridge that fits 2 x 30lt fermentors. Very simple to do and cheap as chips.

@MattGuk I built a temp controlled fridge that fits 2 x 30lt fermentors. Very simple to do and cheap as chips.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00862G3TQ/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20 Check out this link, if this dosnt help you get the right temps to produce the sexiest brews then sorry mate you will never get laid

Dude what that gezzer says bought high temps stuffing ya brew is all true. If you wana get round it buy a temp controller STC-1000 for example set it up with a fridge and a small 40w cupboard heater and you will be jizzing when you taste the difference. Works well for lagering get ya fridge down...

What [I] meant to say is I find the best and simple way is to grab the following items. 1- A working fridge that your fermenter would fit into. 2- A temp controller (STC-1000) 3- Small 20w to 60w cupboard heater Set the controller up to desired temp, plug the fridge and heater in to the...

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