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    Tonic water

    Hmm, I guess what I'm going for is Seltzer then, honestly didn't know there was a difference.
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    Tonic water

    Simple as?: cleaning and sanitizing keg adding water putting on CO2 around 20psi for 35F Would like to have some on tap as the wife loves flavored sparkling water.
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    GE 7.0cf Keezer

    @daphatgrant, nice job! I look forward to seeing pics. I agree it's really nice to have your shanks and all lines lift out of the way when you want to work on something! I have zero regrets about doing mine this way.
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    GE 7.0cf Keezer

    @daphatgrant, this plastic I found in the back of the store near doors. It was on an inconspicuous rack and they carried two sizes 36"x24" and 24"x18". This is what I bought.
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    To crush or not

    I ended up getting them milled at the LHBS, brewed my Christmas Ale this past Sunday. Thanks for all the help yall!
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    GE 7.0cf Keezer

    I'll get a pic of the tap list tonight.
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    GE 7.0cf Keezer

    I got a ton done this weekend! I installed the 2-way gas manifold and 3 bank secondaries. I used drywall screw in anchors to do so. They are holding like a champ. I installed the foam and corrugated backer this weekend, then put alum tape over it. Next I fitted the lid with collar to the...
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    GE 7.0cf Keezer

    I'll take pics of it this evening, but it will be very similar to this. Only I will be using alum. tape from the collar wood over the foam to the backer.
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    My build - reclaimed cypress, granite top, & wine rack

    Absolutely beautiful build, want to come up to Va to do another one?
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    GE 7.0cf Keezer

    Tonight I got my shanks installed.
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    To crush or not

    They are: 1 lb. Chocolate Malt, steeped at 150 degrees 30 mins. 1 lb. Crystal 40 Malt, steeped at 150 30 mins. This is an extract recipe and the grains are only for steeping.
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