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How about solder or no? It has a pretty snug fit w/o and it would seem pretty easy to clean by not soldering it.

Thanks for clarifying Revvy. That makes me laugh!:mug:

I tested it with holes down. Put a few gal. of water in and opened the valve. I ended up with about 3/4 cup of water left in the bottom. I would anticipate this amount much greater if the holes were up. The reason I asked was I had read in other posts that there were concerns with having them...

Hello fellow beer makers, I am making the switch from extract to AG. Felt the need to build something this week and decided to make a manifold for my new 10g. MLT. Was wondering from your experience whether to put the holes up or down and if I should solder it or not?

I have no objections to this system, just was wondering if there was such an item on the market as a tablet (drop it in and forget it).

Is there such thing as a oxygenating tablet that could be added to cooled wort to bring the oxygen levels up after a long boil. I'm just thinking this as i stare down a glass of Alka-Seltzer.

Just got the tank re-certified and filled....$35.00. I'm ok with this just for the fact that the tank was free and the size will fit many options for dispensing. Thanks for the advice.

On the tank? There is a stamp on the top of the tank that reads: CTC/DOT-E6498-2015 Does this mean that I'm good till 2015?:confused:

A buddy of mine just gave me an old 2.5 lb. Co2 tank his father-in-law had years ago for brewing. How can I tell if the tank is up to spec / or out of date? It sounds like after a certain period of time these tanks need to be "re-certified". How can one tell?:cross:

Hey All, Just started brewing again after a 10 year break. Glad to be back in bussiness.:mug:

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