Recent content by mainah

If you want to show up the bride, wedding party, and the band... Keg the brews, put it in a trash can keezer found here in the forums, and enjoy the party.

+1

5 jumped out at me first.

Sold! Can't wait to get it fired up.

If that is the case, search for brewtroller here on the forums. As well as.. http://www.google.com/search?q=brewtroller&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a

I would do a search for the various Brutus 10 builds here in the forum. Plenty of pics and information from a variety of users. However, make sure to cite where you got those pics from - remember, this is a school project - and they love those references. You need to use APA or MLA...

Awesome guys thanks! I appreciate the info!

Hey all, Recent transplant from Maine, now living in the SW and LOVING IT. Back home we had a brewhaus with 12 taps and a few casks, with a variety of brews from all over the place on tap. Changed the selections every week, never the same every time you went. Food menu is awful, but that...

Yep.. tried this once.. Beer all over the kitchen. :eek:

It will work fine when you pitch it. Just decant slowly if you just want the yeast, OR if you are making the same brew again that you washed this yeast from, pitch the whole thing. No worries.

+1 exactly what I would do. :ban:

16 oz Plastic, because with 40+ folks stuff is going to get dropped & misplaced. Let's be honest, this isn't a judges table event. It's a PARTY!

Hey hey.. another Maine brewer! When you get back, head up to the homebrew shop in Farmington, ask them for a good seasonal to start on. I am sure there are some deals / specials going on.

33 pages of comments can't be wrong. :D The blue fine pad is what you want if the keg is real nasty (see my pics from a few posts ago) The polishing pads by themselves will do not what you want.

All at Lowes, however, the polish compound is not in the same place as the pads. Step 1. Gator grit backer + Gator Grit fine pad, gets them shiny. Step 1.5 If you are seeing black streaks, you are melting the backer, use paint thinner or wire cleaner or some other solvent and a rag to wipe it...