trainfever
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Chicks dig guys with multiple hydrometers, I have three. 
Do I really NEED a hydrometer for Extract Kits?
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Even if you are not concerned with the alcohol content of your brews, you should still use a hydrometer. In addition to telling you the alcohol content of your brews, it also tells when fermentation is complete and it is safe to bottle without the dreaded bottle-bomb. So even from a pure "safety" standpoint, a hydrometer is a great investment in home-brewing.
With that said, as you progress in your career as a home-brewer, you'll come to appreciate alcohol content and it's relation to the various styles of beer available and how your brewing practices influence both alcohol content and the quality of your brew.
With that said, as you progress in your career as a home-brewer, you'll come to appreciate alcohol content and it's relation to the various styles of beer available and how your brewing practices influence both alcohol content and the quality of your brew.
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