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I have read of some who caught wild yeast, I just am not sure I did it on the first try. I left out some of the boiled wort and this appeared after 5 days. it smells somewhat sour maybe vinegar like, but also beerlike. Toss it, or cultivate it?

So will this work? How's the stitching look? Oh, and made me a hop sock spider thing too. Super easy. This weekend, I'm hoping to do my first 10 gallon batch with this. 23lb grain bill.

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was at home depot the other day and saw this rope tub on sale for a little under $4. these hold a carboy very well and fermenting buckets too. maybe a few of you guys need one of these for a water bath or possibly something else...

Who will be there!? It should be excellent with 24 breweries!

I somehow missed the part where you gotta boil the sort before you can it for future use. below you see the result after just 6 days. Glad I checked it, cause it coulda got nasty..I wish I had frozen this instead of canning. Next time I will boil it tho, then can.

Anyone ever tried to put some threads on a thermometer like the one attached. I have about 4 of these and figure I could mod a 1/2" bolt (drill the appropriate size hole) so I could attach (solder, glue or weld)) it to this thermometer. Is it possible?

Ist got this in today from eBay. 18 tip natural gas burner. Has the 1/2" inlet. Plug and play. Burns mostly clean. Any suggestions on how to maintain solid blue flame? Or does that matter at all. Full rolling boil of 6.5 gallons from 66-212 took right at 38 min. half what I was getting on...

just finished the primary on a "pilsner". i bought the extract kit from a place in columbia, sc. the name that guy put on it was carolina cream, light pilsner. what type ale would this possibly be? anyway, i like all the info on this forum. very nice folks who are very helpful.

Picked up a starter kit a week ago from liquid hobby when i was in SC. grabbed a kit he had put together, pilsner light extract kit. had a nice time boiling everything up the other night, but sure was a lot of cleaning work. i've really enjoyed reading all the informative information here...