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I likey so far..:: hopefully Homer makes it into the final layout.

Dryer plugs are the way to go... I had to use my oven's due to me having a gas dryer. But this counting. And I absolutely agree with Owly there have been zero and I mean zero improvements on portable generators since the 70s.... Oh wait. I like my 80 db push button start generator that will...

What about something like a trailer wire connector?

Pretty sweet. I was thinking about something similar. Do you find it unstable when it on its wheels?

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Swimming pool acid is 35% hydrochloric I would never put sulfuric in my pool. But to the point; why bother? Pint glasses are cheaper than dirt.

oh and the sanke coupler broke after three kegs

I bought that very same model a couple of years ago. I was fooled by the clearance price. The fridge won't keep beer at a serving temperature (unless you like warm beer) with out modification to the thermostat. The regulator is garbage. And the compressor quit after a year and a half. I do not...

Just enough beer to make it float. As long as you can see clearly through the test cylinder no trimming required.

A full boil for better hop utilization. But you'll be hard pressed to bring 6+ gallons to boil on a stove top.

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A shorter bar would help with the throwing issue. My stir plate has a magnet pretty much it's entire diameter so I rarely have an issue. You don't need a vortex at the surface to promote growth. A subtle agitation should suffice in introducing oxygen

With the density of the foam of some of my almost boil-overs, I think something like that might just float on the foam. It's seems to work for water though... At least that's what the guy on tv said.

I think it's a really cool idea. My only concern is it seems I little big for half inch couplers, that's all I use... For now

You could try oxiclean. But one or two cheap throw-away batches with dme might work. But after thinking. After the price of all that you're better off just buying a clean bucket.

My most sincere apology for the miss use of foot pound. It's 60 inch pounds. And I guarantee there is a set torque for all hose clamps. As for the tool just do an amazon search for hose clamp torque wrench.

Lowes has them in the plumbing department. 60 ftlb is enough for alot of things, maybe hose clamps is one of them

They do make a tool that tightens them. I believe to 60 ftlbs

I too use milk crates. They stack perfectly and I only need two for one five gallon batch. I find they hold 25 standard 12oz bottles.

If it turns out well maybe you just found a new additive