Recent content by TheBroonery

5-6 cases of sierra Nevada style bottles, cleaned and delabeled but not used in several years. In Gaithersburg, MD free to the homebrewer who can utilize them.

I'd feel guilty just throwing them in the trash(recycle). Back 5 years ago I spent hours getting the labels off and cleaning them. Anyone?

In Full disclosure, I'll admit that they are a little bit dusty from being under the stairs and could use a good soak/scrub in bleach/water. I'm usually not home from work before 4-5 but they're available to whoever can use them. I don't make it up to Frederick very often but I'm in and around...

I have been out of the brewing hobby for a few years, hoping to return someday, but meanwhile I'm going to be moving in the next year and need to clear out 6 or 7 cases of empty beer bottles that I spent a lot of time delabeling and cleaning, so I would hate for them to just go right into the...

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Plenty here in Gaithersburg, MD. Send me a pm.

I've got a few hundred empty bottles here in Gaithersburg, MD if anyone needs some.

I'm growing some pretty hot peppers in my garden this year; the Jalapeno, Anaheim, Cayenne, and Cowhorn ones are doing very well. I also have a few other varieties growing (16 pepper plants altogether). I'd like to brew a hot pepper beer but I'm looking for some recommendation on what style to...

Suppose I'm transferring a batch into a carboy for secondary fermentation. I fill the carboy with a starsan solution, then use the auto-siphon to move the solution from the carboy to an empty bucket. I'll spray the outside of the auto-siphon with starsan solution in a spray bottle, and now the...

Good idea with the mailbox post sleeve. I might give that a try after this year. I went a little crazy with a 23' bamboo pole, way taller than necessary, with a hard ring that I can raise and lower with 2 pulleys at the top. I originally started with 3 plants, 1 of which never sprouted and I...

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Cool man, that should work out pretty well. Good luck with it and give me a call if you have any questions!

DuRock smells like Play-Dough :mug:

Very Nice! As you may find out, excess mortar is easier to scrape and clean before it cures!:cross: Are you using thinset or mastic to adhere the tile to the cement board? Mastic is a little bit easier to work with and it comes pre-mixed, but you can't use it below the water line. In this...

It's a maibock! Midwest's kit, but using WLP833 German Bock yeast.