Recent content by jwjeep

Here are pics of a dirty keg, the same one clean after about 20 minutes of washing with the home-made pbw, and the cleaner in the washer. You can see the slight foam. This is with the washing fluid at about 100 degrees F. It foams slightly more when it cools down, enough to cover the liquid...

Sorry if this is of topic for the trend of this thread, but I have a couple of questions. I teach home brewing, and have been looking at biab as a less equipment intensive means if getting people into the all grain side of the hobby. Any idea what btu or stove is? I can't see mine boiling 7...

I have used this recipe and real PBW, and could not tell the difference in how clean things ended up. They both came out clean, with no discernable residue once rinsed well. I've got no quantifiable means of measuring though. I used the recipe posted by the trevster on page 2, which is...

I spoke to Phil, the owner of Indoor Garden and Brew Supply (My local homebrew shop) and he already does business with the US distributor for these. He was going to get a few of them in. I told him I'd take at least one when he got them. You can look them up here...

Thanks day_trippr! I was just trying to figure out exactly which Firestone variant was correct. None of my kegs had the appropriate thread pitch/size.

I just mixed up a batch, and plan to use it in my keg/carboy washer pump setup. I'll let everyone know how it goes. I had been using a combination of psychogram free and liquid tsp substitute. I looked the cleaning and rinse off my old stuff, but it did foam in the pump setup. For the...