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    Hello from the Arabian Gulf...

    Brian, just want to say to both you and cheeto1977....... "HAPPY VETERANS DAY". Thank you to both of you, and your families, for the sacrifices that you are making. All of us back here in the real world truly appreciate your service. :rockin:
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    Hello from Maryville TN

    Welcome to the brewpot!! Good grief, you are so right about getting away from the bottling. It is such a drag.:D
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    Go Beavers

    Welcome to the brewpot! Don't be surprised that after trying your first bottle of homebrew, you find yourself saying "good grief, it tastes like beer, good beer at that!!!" :rockin:
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    Obligatory FNG Post!

    Welcome to the brewpot...:mug:
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    New in Boston

    Welcome to the brewpot from Hyde Park :rockin:
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    New guy from Halifax

    Welcome aboard Tim. My brother and sister in law live just outside of town in Hubley. Unfortunately, I have no info on the Brewnosers. Again, welcome aboard :mug:
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    Hello from nowhere.

    Good luck and welcome to a life long obsession!! :rockin:
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    Frigidaire 7.0 CF Chest Freezer?

    If you're still looking for an answer, check out this thread https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f35/sizing-your-chest-freezer-corny-kegs-75449/ Hopefully you'll get the answer you need. :mug:
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    Is a 5 cubic ft. chest freezer too small for 2 cornies?

    Hi! If your looking for an answer to this question, check out this great link on this site. https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f35/sizing-your-chest-freezer-corny-kegs-75449/ Seems like a lot of time was put into creating the page, but it's AWESOME :rockin:
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    Cheers from Philly

    Welcome aboard PWalk :mug:
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    Greetings from "Sin City"

    Welcome aboard:mug:
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    Hello from Dayton, Ohio

    Good grief, seven years!!! That's some "dry spell". WELCOME BACK TO THE BREW POT!!
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    Back to brewing in MA

    Welcome back to the brew pot from Hyde Park. :mug:
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    New to homebrewing

    Welcome aboard HBT. You have now embarked upon what might very well become a lifelong passion. Damn smart decision on your part.:rockin:
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    Hello from Central Oregon

    Welcome aboard... I hope that you find that this becomes your favorite 12 MONTH HOBBY!!
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    New to home brewing

    +1 And absolutely remember SANITATION, CLEANLINESS, SANITATION, CLEANLINESS... You get the pictue. IS SO IMPORTANT!!! :rockin:
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    You CAN make good extract only beer

    Regarding boil volume, you can reduce the effect of a small boil (darkened color, lousy hop utilization etc) by doing a partial boil. A full boil on a kitchen stove is tough, but you can use a smaller brewpot and boil only about 1/2 the extract for 60 minutes and add the remainder at flame out...
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    Howdy from California

    Welcome aboard :mug:
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    Did she kill my yeast?

    +1 Regular sugar/brown sugar is the worst thing you can do when making a starter. Not good at all!
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    Hello from Michigan

    Just signed on myself to this great site. Excellent resource. Welcome aboard.
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