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3-4 days after krausen fall would be way more than 6 days using 1388, for instance...

I have to say, ^^that's a crazy take^^. Having a dedicated brew space with room for all my fridges and brew gear cabinet and sink and keezer and that I can leave my rig set up to brew on a whim's notice is totally "da bomb" - wash down or not (it's definitely not). Cheers!

There is a device called an "expansion valve" which is basically a metered orifice that causes the densified output from the compressor to "expand" into a much less dense state which enables thermal carrying capacity when it hits the evaporator. As for electronics, in the end you want to...

...6 days total from the pitch. Why?

You lost me at Kale :oops:

Is Plaato even a viable option these days? I thought they dumped the HB market some time ago and the software was going away as well. Weight should have the potential for greater accuracy as there's no exposure to over/under registered pours (or even "ghost pours"). That said, I've been running...

Some of the comments on FB are hilarious...

I agree :)

With 3/16" ID line at 11 psi, the benchmark: With 4mm ID line at 11 psi: With 3mm ID line at 11 psi: Cheers!

One of the most entertaining live versions of Life During Wartime...

And here I grilled up some "cheebuggers", didn't know it was their day so no pics. They were darned good, too, with cheddar and grilled onions... Cheers!

fwiw, I never double mill, but along with my primary mill which is set up for barley malt and is never changed, I have two semi-retired mills that were sub-$100 new and no longer pull grain in when run in their original direction. But they still work great with the rollers swapped around so...

I recommend ignoring any article or purported "calculator" that starts off with a bogus line resistance table that implies 5 feet of 3/16" ID beer line is sufficient for good pours. Instead, use the only line length calculator worth using... Cheers!

A benefit of brewing with RO is avoiding seasonal variations in my well (plus the whole RA thing ;)) Cheers!

I just weighed a level teaspoon of AA powder (what I use per keg) and it came to 5.46 grams. Cheers!

Yeah, the "dirt" thing is news to me as well. What I got from what I grew was more of a less intense "Cascade" spectrum of character 🤷‍♂️ Cheers!

Still hilarious after all this time...

btw, I should have noted that many folks find a 5.5 foot length of the 4mm ID line to be sufficient. Cheers!

Last pour from the first all-Citra keg, on to the second! Cheers!