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So I recently set my kegerator up for nitro mix with a stout faucet and all that. I’m looking to at some point put a sixtel of founders breakfast stout on the nitro tap. If I buy a standard sixtel meant to run off CO2, would I need to decarbonate the beer before hand? If so, does anyone have a...

Has anyone tried these for force carbing? Their website says you can do it but amazon reviews are a bit sketchy. Figured I'd ask around before I blow $150 on one of these https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00YR9NUEI/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20

It looks like it runs on electric. I believe as long as you aren't burning fuel indoors (gas, propane, charcoal) you should be fine without ventilation. They probably wouldn't care if you used it on your balcony either

I do this... I just made an "Bloody Knuckle Oatmeal Stout" because I skinned the crap out of my knuckle on brew day (Saturday)

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I feel your pain... We have an intern that uses a ton of Axe body spray. Maybe it's just me, but I feel like by the time you're done high school you shouldn't be using this stuff anymore. Or at least learn how to use it in moderation.

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God I hope you're right

Uh oh... Looks like you're in luck... http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/02/19/jnco-jeans-comeback_n_6714802.html

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Hahahhaha stop it

Just brewed for the first time in over a year. Decided to go HAM on some debt I had so had to save money

Thanks!

Quick question about the perlicks... Does it go in exactly the same as a standard faucet?

Actually just read about this a few minutes ago on this thread.. https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f35/stuck-taps-53527/ I'm probably going to be buying 2 Perlick Forward Sealing Faucets for my 2 tap kegerator soon.

Ok yes but there's CO2 in all beer not just draft. I probably should have elaborated more and said that he blames the fact that he was drinking draft beer and not canned/bottled for making stupid decisions. The headache is caused by blood vessels dilating. If your brain hits the inside of...

One of my buddies (and his whole family) seem to think that the CO2 used to pump draft beer through the lines gets you more drunk. Also, the same friend told me that you get a head ache when you're hung over because your brain shrinks and rattles around in your skull.

Had my kegerator for about 3 years now. I've never changed the lines and it's never been a problem for me. I use the cleaning solution & pump whenever I switch kegs. Also have a line cleaning brush that works like a charm.