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    Keg Force Carbing Methods Illustrated

    New to kegging as well, thanks Bobby for the great info!
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    Smelly Primary Fermenter, cleaning agent?

    Nice long bleach soak with room temp water. Use 4 cups worth. Then long Hot water rinse. Repeat if needed. But please stay away from the Lysol. I'm assuming you used the Lysol 4in1 which is very pungent. Not a good thing when it comes to plastic as it may leave behind chemical residue and smell...
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    Twist Off question

    For the record, I have had several beers from Founders that had pry-off tops on twist-off bottles and had no issue with carb. I personally have never done it but if Founders can do it then why can't we? But i do agree SumnerH, bench capper would be best.
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    Burnt malt extract in wort pot?

    I scorched a 6 grain during the mash while I was heating up to Sach rest. It actually turned out to be the best brew I ever made and didn't really seem burnt of smokey at all. Also, I believe DogFishHead made a Saihtee(no idea how to spell that) that used red hot stones dropped into the wort...
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    Help me understand this flavor

    I've actually got a slight butter flavor before when I used Honey malt and Victory malt together in a blond ale but that turned out to be a some sort of infection. How old was the LME? Could be an off flavor from that as wel, had that happen once with LME from Northern Brewer, tasted butterish...
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    Black Friday Brew Day

    Racking the ESB and 6 Grain to the secondaries and drinking Troegs Troeganator on Saturday. Had to work Black Friday...10 hour day which wasn't too bad actually.:tank:
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    Hello from the Coal Region! Mount Carmel, PA!

    Yep, that's how ya do it! "Marnt Carmel". Thanks everybody, a Coal Fired brew system sounds like a plan. And if you're wondering; Atlas is a village that is actually attached to Mt. Carmel...same thing really. I'll be looking forward to gaining lots of knowledge from everyone...and giving my...
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    Hello from the Coal Region! Mount Carmel, PA!

    Hi Everybody, From NE Central PA, or what we call the Coal Region. I was born and raised here, lived outside Philly for 10 years and then came back to start a family. I love beer! I love brewing beer! Currently I'm sitting here drinking a Troegs Troegenator and getting familiar with...
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