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"Damn you @day_trippr !" - my wallet

I think even a small pc fan would do some good. Surely you can make space for that.

New one for me. I'll have to try one or brew one, whichever comes first.

If you have the sample valve from Spike, I'd be tempted to use it temporarily with some long tubing attached with a picnic tap on the end. If not, I'd splurge on the sample valve/pigtail combo from brewhardware.com. You can probably get a decent dorm fridge that would hold a keg or two for...

I do no more than 4 gallons in my corny kegs. For my converted kegs I did: 1) added a floating dip tube with filter * 2) Swapped the grey prv with a red one (35psi) 3) Added a kegland spunding valve to my keg's gas post set at 15psi. * On my floating dip tube, sometimes they may stick to the...

Just got my package in from YVH. I ordered on Friday, but if you go by when FedEx created the label to when I received the package, this shipment arrived in 28hrs and 24 min!! Very impressive!!

Your faucet is like mine. I have the kind where the spray hose nozzle is retained in the faucet instead of being it's on dedicated line. I can't get an adapter to work with mine. I just use a small pump in the adjacent sink that's connected to my immersion chiller. Then I turn on the kitchen...

I've never used it but for $5 I figured why not.

Bump. Well, the sale is still up along with some other close out hops so I got..... 1lb of Citra '23 $10.70 1lb of Pacifica '22 $5 1lb of Motueka '23 $10 $11.75 shipping, so $37.45 out the door price at around 5:58 EST. Let's see if Yakima can beat the previous shipping time record of 44hrs...

LOL, I thought of that thread when I got the email this morning. The sale ends Friday. If it's still available by then, I may splurge on another pound.

So you connect the gas posts first, then (after the gas equalizes between the vessels) connect the liquid posts? I've had issues like the Op when I first started pressure fermenting and just pushed with co2 from then on. I may try this next time I do a full batch.

I ferment 2.5 gallons in 3 gallon kegs. I have done a couple of 3-4 gallon batches in a standard 5 gallon keg. What I do different is add a floating dip tube, change the prv valve to one with lower rating, and use a spunding valve on the gas post. Talking about the beer kit, I'd hold off until...

I ordered a pack each of Diamond lager and Novalager from Bobby M. Was hoping he had some Mexican lager yeast, but seems like nobody has the Baja dry yeast or White Labs wlp-940. Also ordered a 4" triclamp with ball lock posts, floating dip tube, and a prv with a 1.5" triclamp port for my...

Same. I'd like to know as I use 34/70 as my primary lager yeast. Don't leave us hanging @crazyjake19 !

I'm wanting to branch out too and Diamond and Novalager are two yeasts I want to try on my short list. 34/70 has been on the only lager I've used lately, so I'm ready to try something new.

Pretty much. I never met her parents, but if her dad was a hard ass, I'm sure he sent that new beau of hers packing when she came home.

LOL. They're not for everyone. Back in the day when CDs were king, I always had a few friends over for some brews, cards, a football game, whatever. I had this 5 disc changer and everyone would pic a CD from my collection or they brought their own if it was something new for us all to listen...

I'm not that much of a fan of this new version. They should call themselves The Steve Howe Band. I got to see them live in 2002 when it was Anderson, Squire, Wakeman, Howe, and White. That was about the fifth time I saw them live. They put on quite a show.

That's normal if you're a prog rock fan.

...meanwhile, somewhere in Texas. * knock!, knock!, knock! * "Hello? Mr. Lumpher? Hello!, I'm Kyle from Northern Brewer! I've been trying to reach you about that recent brewing item you were curious about. Just a reminder, that's all. Here at NB we've got your batch! PS...While I'm here...