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Same thing happened to a buddy. We split a 10 gallon batch. He had a loose connection got 0 pours out of the keg and an empty CO2 tank. His ended up on the floor but dried quick enough he didn't notice it (shed in backyard). It was devastating to him he hasn't been the same since!

Amazing... Thanks for taking the time to make the video!

Is that a small carboy or the largest set of salad tongs ever?

I would try another pair of salad tongs with one side of the tong bent just a bit out to the side.

I'm pretty sure those are on sale right now. It looks like all there 15 gallon kettles are

You need to get an antenna. Im serious. I got a 50$ one off amazon and have used it for 3 years without looking back. You get 10-20 free HD channels and they are all the local channels you already watch. We get probably 15 channels with amazing reception and then supplement with the internet...

The zombie dust clone if phenomenal. I have made it probably 10 times. The recipe is from skeezerteezer I believe

Check out homebrewfinds they are constantly posting good deals. I check it out religiously

I know it's a bit late but I finally scrapped all my money together to blow in your online store (over 200) . Any way you could help me out?

913 lucky number

sure

This is the winning post

I agree. It will be fine and also a brew day disaster should end with 0 fermentable wort and possibly less tools, property, or brewing buddies due to negligence, unforeseen acts of god, fire/arson, or falling asleep.

@TxBrew gotta interview yooper .

@TxBrew gotta interview yooper .

Take a sample now.... And test the gravity tomorrow after you buy a new hydrometer the gravity won't change

I tried to watch a few but I think they wanted me to buy them? I can't remember just remember them cooling off some beer in the Boston harbor

http://www.brew365.com/mash_sparge_water_calculator.php. I like this calculator alot but don't know if it's applicable to biab

I'm surprised there hasn't been more love for this yeast on this thread so far. I've used it quite a bit and find it to a very dependable yeast. I ferment at 63 +- 1 ° and find it to be a very clean and predictable yeast.

for what its worth I got a huge gob of JD weld sealing a leak on the high pressure side of my ac in my car its been there fo over a year. But it constantly fails in another application holding a small satellite radio in place in the same car. Im just sayin.