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Good Evening! Getting back into the hobby and rearranging my stuff. Have a ton of bottles to get rid of, I live in Medical Lake, WA just west of Spokane. Also have a bottling tree to go along with it if you are interested, all for Free!! Contact if interested. Michael

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I have the hi-lo version seen here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000IEQ42Q/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20 And it works awesome. I biab with a dunk sparge in second pot.

I wash my chiller both before and after use, never boil it although its stainless steel. I just put it in the near-boiling wort when its done...

Very similar to my setup, except mine is in a basket. I also dunk sparge then pour through from a seperate pot with about 1 or 2 gal in it, then squeeze while heating for boil.

Good Afternoon All! I'm looking at brewing my Second AG Stout and I have a couple questions. Here is the recipe if you are interested: http://www.brewersfriend.com/homebrew/recipe/view/176406/american-stout Let me know what you think. Its pretty straightforward. A little on the...

my aha moment was after I was tired of searching for a way to hook my chiller to the faucet. Its a newer style and couldnt find the fittings. I went to lowes and got a submersible pond pump, hooks right up to the chiller and i put it in a bucket of ice water or the left side of my double sink...

Nothing but positive reviews from them here. I usually order on a Sunday from them, and have it by Thursday or maybe Friday. I live in Spokane, Wa so a significant distance. Much quicker than NB, about the same distance. mike

I concur on the Cereal Killer. Love it!!

Saw this at bbnb the other night!

Wife got me a kit from there almost a year to the day...brooklyn brewshop is the brand, 1 gal equipment kit. I was hooked; already moved up to all-grain, milling, and kegging!!

I have a couple to add: - I was making my first batch of all-grain using BIAB; I heated up a metal pot of 2 gal sparge water to put through my grain. I poured a small bit of water through the grain and then set it down to let it drain; and picked the hot pot up the second time without the...

One other thing I didnt think of before going BIAB was that I bought an 8 gallon megapot 1.2 and I love it, however I got the thermometer and ball valve option. The bag seems to hang up on the probe, and I would like to use a fryer basket but it doesnt submerge enough so I just line the pot...

1174, and maybe 1175. So when I brewed my last batch my hydrometer was in its cylinder and got knocked over...it broke so thats the first one. Tonight I was bottling and took an FG reading with the second one I had and it seemed way too low, like 1.003 or so. I put that hydrometer in some 62...

Glad to see the pump worked out, I love mine and seems to be soo easy!

Its like socks...you put 10 pair in the wash then maybe 8.5 pairs come out. Better to not question it and just roll with it. RDWHAHB!

I have the 8 gal megapot with valve and thermometer..the last batch, my second, had a 13lb grain bill. Because I bought 3 2.5 gallon containers of spring water from the store, I put 5 gallons in the meagapot and the other 2.5 in my 5 gal pot. I was at the 7 gal mark during the mash; I dunked...

YUP! Got the e-mail that the pkgs were delivered with the rest. Did two batches of AG so far, figured I'd get the crusher to get the finer crush for the BIAB im doing. Much better results when I had the second batch double crushed. Mike

A 50 lb box from Morebeer; 30lb 2 row, 5lb c-60, 5lb c-15, 5lb of roasted barley, 24 oz hops...free shipping!! Get the cereal killer tomorrow...

A plus benefit is that when the wort gets to around 85 or so the faucet water is much less effective, with the submersible pump you can run supercooled ice water through it! Edit: this is the one I bought: http://m.lowes.com/pd/smartpond-500-GPH-Submersible-Pump/3044404