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I'm doing the same thing. Except it's staying whole.

I used this sink faucet in my brew area: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08R79593H/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 It has a "commercial" style pull down faucet (doesn't really have a whole lot of articulation) and a single spout. I attached a garden adapter to the spout. So...

Do you have a sink near by? Are you using "house" supply water for just cleaning and stuff or for your brewing water as well?

How elegant do you want it to be? You could, just leave a tile spacer (leveling clip) in between the tiles and not break it off. Use that as a "mounting" point. If you don't like it or want it gone later, snap it off and grout over the void. I'm thinking something like this (there are several...

No particular order: HOPZOIL Hazy 3C's HOPZOIL Citrone HOPZOIIL West Coast Fusion HOPZOIL Centennial HOPZOIL El Dorado Thanks for the opportunity Corny Keg!

Yes the port facing you when the cap is off, no it doesn't need to be "on".

PVC tubing (Polyvinyl chloride), aka plastic plumbing pipe. My Jockey box, PVC frame to raise the cold plate up (I have no drain on this cooler). Cold Plate sitting in PVC frame work. Note Beer-In bulkhead on top left of lid:

You typically don't want a cold plate to be sitting on the bottom of a cooler (where all the melted ice collects). Unless, you have a drain valve for it to run out. If you don't have a valve, you'd want the cold plate to be elevated so it remains in contact with ice. To raise it up you could...

Outside and around to the neighbors for different gatherings.

I was a junior in HS back in '87 :p Wife & I are only at a measly 20.

No way you can do that task one handed!

Lawn Jarts

Good for you, sucks to be us ;) As soon as I saw the e-mail I rushed to grab one. Couldn't have been more than 15 minutes:eek: I fortunately didn't need one, but I wanted one!

Pre-sale on TC's gone already????? had one in my cart but by the time I tried to pay for it, it was no longer an option.

Something else to consider.....I've used a wall paper steamer on grout. Works well. Used a stiff brush to dully scrub it clean. Also use bar keepers friend on grout. Works too but makes a bug soapy mess. Usually leave that for tough stains.

I had one nugget plant go nutz

This is what I believe khannon was referring to: You'll also need to find a way to depress the valve (so it's open & stays open) while you turn the spear out with the above tool. I made one that depresses the valve and then "locks" in place using the same "ears". Just a washer, with the "ears"...

Ha! I do the same!

Looks like more than just the tip