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I moved about 8 months ago and I had to leave most of my stuff behind in storage , its rough but hope your progressing well and cant wait to get my stuff here asap

Ive been using nylon bags

Have to say thanks for all the info in this thread. Lost my job on the east coast found an amazing job on the west coast. Had to leave most of my stuff behind in stoppage including my 20 gallon system. I moved into a tiny apartment here and bought the grainfather. Works awesome for my situation.

That really is sweet nice work.

I would think electric would be the way to go indoors. And possibly less expensive as you wouldnt have to worry about fumes and an overhead fan and duct work. As far as accuracy i know there are some pretty sweet electric systems people have built shown on here maybe they could chime in. Either...

What i love is Uhauls policy or the 4 hour rental if you only need it short term fine but uhaul would rather you have the truck for 4 hours. Try renting one 1 way or for several days at a time wont happen. I believe that story tottally ive moved cross country several times penske or budget only...

Just my 2 cents but i think the recipe looks pretty good and as noted the 2 grains accomplish pretty muct he same thing , why not brew it the way it is and then brew one with the change you asked about. Worst case you have you have 2 good if not great batches of beer what could possibly be wrong...

It would be nice if they did a 6.5 or a 7 youd think they could at least do a 6.5 its even hard to find the 6.5 glass carboys tho i know widwest has them. EMail them couldnt hurt at the least maybe they would respond as to why they cant or dont make them

Ive done the partial mash Recipe from Midwest came out great +1 on the yeast tho i used the wyeast.

I use both actually. I have mostly glass but they have gotten expenive. DOes anyone know which one lasts longer? Im sure with proper care we are talking years and years just curious.

Honestly i have no idea dont remember

Awwww shucks i dont feel needed

Ive always used an aquarium stone i usually only use them for say 4 or 5 batches then throw them out but they are cheap and i probably dont have to throw them out i just get worried about contamination but ive never had an issue.

We bought the LG about 5 months ago its great and the 5 year extended Home Depot warranty for 99 bucks leaves me with at least some piece of mind

Just thought id chime in. If you arent into DIY and are comfortable with the price then way to go. I will say Home Depot hass the 10 gallon coolers right now for 29 bucks and i just converted one it was very easy bargainfittings .net made it eesy so either way enjoy

Yeast nutrients normally go in last 15 minutes of boil.

I feel old

Why not even if he is a good friend offer to give her a few bucks for use and if he wants them back when he gets home you can just give them back if not come to a fair price then? At least youd get some use and he would know they are being taken care of cleaned sanitized etc,

How far up the pot/keg for the hole? I got my keggle today and i have a weldless fitting and now im like how far up?

I brew in an apt , and im on the 2nd floor doing all grain and boiling on the deck i know its illegal but after moving here from Asheville and having ahouse there but an apt here i couldnt go back to extract so a fire extinguisher and a watchful eye no problems. As far as the smell ive actually...