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I am heading out tomorrow to pick this up to use as a kegerator. The woman selling it was not very helpful over the phone. She was confused as to where the model number would be and when she almost flipped when I asked for "inside dimensions" I thought I would ask the experts. So all I have is a...

I have the basic gear on it's way for my kegerator but am still hunting down a fridge. Will THIS one work? It's a Sanyo so I got exited, but wasn't sure about the "hump" Have I stuck gold or should I keep looking?

I would do it. I went with a 5 gal due to my future space issues. I would suggest a copper manifold then you can dry fit it for easy cleaning. Good luck with whatever you decide!

I thought about that but I am moving from a 4 bedroom house to a studio apartment when I move to Portland for a year. So I am trying to balance between bottling and kegging to save space. I am trying to stick with a 3 keg max if I can fit them in a small fridge until we move back to Seattle. At...

^ WOOOO0O0OOOT!!!1! Just waiting for SWMBO to get home to tell her the good news. Then Bam I am part of the kegging cool kid club.

I thought creamers worked better for stouts or maybe that they were better for Nitro setups. If it were me I would go for the Perlicks. You should calll and ask if you can get one of each. I here they are awesome guys and give EXCELLENT customer service. Worth a shot to ask.

Wait is the sale today (black Friday) or Monday? This is the exact kit I was going to order but not sure if I should hold of untill moday or order now. Someone tell me!!!1!

I think is the best deal through Keg Connection. But it's only a 2.5# CO2 tank which I would have to upgrade later.

I am for sure getting Perlick faucets once I build the Kegerator. Right now my main concern is the Regulator and the CO2 tank. Just want to make sure I don't get a lame one that I will have to replace.

I am looking to start kegging. I have been "window shopping" for a while and once SWMBO said, "wouldn't that save you time? You could even build a kegerator" IT WAS ON!:rockin: I am now looking to buy one of the basic kits until I can get the fridge and build the kegerator. I am noticing a...

That's sounds like the best idea.

You could try but stepping up from a few drops of beer would be quite the task. Also with how clear it sounds there would hardly be any yeast in suspension. I would try it though, just be extremely sterile about the process because you are working with a tiny amount, almost as much as you would...

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Yep. Bugs can't crawl, only fall even if you poured bacteria and wild yeast onto the airlock with the top off you should be ok. Also there should be a well of CO2 keeping O2 at bay. Go for it!:mug:

I think it was Jamil who spoke with one of their reps in Australia and he had something like 18 sent to him. He has been using them for almost a year now and I have not heard of him having any issues. I have heard of TONS of people totally falling in love and having no problems. I wouldn't do...

Ok. I knew trub settles faster than yeast but waking them into suspension is something I hadn't considered. Of course as we all know, I fear the sugar.

You mean the "sugar water" helps you separate the trub? Because it is denser than water? Or do you mean the washing is what makes it easier?

Alright but when I take a drink and say, "this is pretty good" you're not gonna be like BOOYAH! In your face sucka! Right? Although I was kinda asking for it.

My grandfather was, I guess I'm getting it from both sides.

I guess I am taking this a little too far. I really do take my starters seriously. I also think I have a problem when people may do something that could end up working against them and have this screaming instinct to help them. You're right you didn't ask for my help. You only asked what we...