Its been a while since anyone posted to this thread, but I didn't want to start another.
I did my first BIAB today. It was the most relaxed brew day I can recall ever. I am leaving on fishing trip tomorrow and I can't find one of my fly bags. I was actually able to look for and find the fly bag while brewing. I was constantly thinking I forgot something and thinking I needed to write something down, but I didn't. I did a 3 step mash 50/60/70, and I got 75% efficeinecy, which blew me away as I set my calculator for 70% and thought I'd be lucky to get that. I've been brewing smaller batches the last few sessions. Today I did an APA with 3.5 into gallons into fermentor. I can't speak for large batches, but if its 5 gallons or less this is my method from now on.
I liked the fact doing the 3 step, the first rest didn't need any heat (15 min 50C), the second step (45 min 60C) only needed a few small bursts of heat, and the last rest (15 Min 70C) I ddin't touch it.
The wort is cloudier when boiling, but I got a good break.
One thing I do all the time I got from this site is put my chiller into a bag before the end of the boil. I pull the chiller w/ bag, give it a good whirlpool with a spoon, and let it settle a bit, put the chiller and bag back into pot and rack with the cane inside the bag. I also just chuck the hops into the boil with this method.