Recent content by SirBC

Keg me!

Thanks for the info! I had Wade from theartofsigns.com turn my logo into a sign and I'm very happy with how it turned out.

"Turn signal neglect a real danger, study shows" You think? http://bottomline.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2012/05/01/11486051-turn-signal-neglect-a-real-danger-study-shows?lite

Ha, it actually got Binabek!

I don't think the inspector is going to care what you are using the room for as much as if everything is installed properly. I'd bet they will not ask you a single question as to the purpose of all installed items. But if they do, it won't hurt to keep the explanation as "neutral" as possible...

If you are using tap water it likely already has fluoride in it. So maybe the lesson is that kids should be drinking homebrew instead of bottled water.

I bought a case of Pliny the last time I visited the brewery. The bartender said, "You're in luck. These were bottled yesterday". Yep. Birth date on the bottle was 24 hours old. The first couple of days the beers were just insane. Then over the next week or two they came back down to earth to...

I'm in for one Billy Beer.

Good things come to those who want. Or something like that :ban:

The Samsung and Bueller commercials were the best IMO.

I agree with everything he said.

Maybe you could put your design on CafePress, and then "buy" an occasional shirt or pint glass?

Withnail and I Funniest movie ever! Withnail And I - Lighter Fluid - YouTube

I use a 2 micron stone/~10-12 gallons wort and checked with a DO meter for 4 batches, stopping every couple of minutes to take a sample. I find that at pitching temps I needed about 4-5 min of O2 at 1L/min to get to 9-12 ppm. So I now just let it rip at 1L/min for 5 min and call it good.

To the OP, the pic of that regulator shows the scale in PSI but the description says it gauged in flow rate (lpm). Is it a regulator or a flow meter? IMO you want both. You really want a low flow rate, around 0.5 to 1 LPM, which a low flow meter will give. Something like this: