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i have brewed "holiday cheer" and it is primary right now but it is time to keg. the keg i have needs some pressure for it to fully seal but i am out of any co2. i was told by somebody that i can put it in to a glass carboy and it should be fine until i get co2. I have some CO2 that is in a 16g...

i disconnect the gas. the keg is new to me and just to make sure i replaced the gaskets. i do not have any food grade lubricant. is there any were i can pick it up at a store that is not a local home brew shop. the closet shop to me is about 1hr away. i have heard of people just using Vaseline...

i have a Pepsi style keg that does not want to hold a seal. i have replaced all gaskets and made sure the poppet valves are tight. i have taken hot soapy water and put into keg and shook it up, then taken co2 and pressurized the keg and with in 24hrs it is gone. any body have any suggestions?

I Have commented on somebody's Holiday Cheer all ready but did not ask. I have it now in a plastic Fermenter- Primary. Do i need to go to a secondary or is not necessary. I got the recipe out of "Joy of Homebrewing". It does not say in the book to move to a secondary, it just goes from primary...

I have a what i call a keller kegged right now and on tap. I am new to brewing so sorry for any mess ups here. Is there a way to take what i have on tap and bottle. I have a few friends who want to try my home brew but are not able to come to the house and i was wondering if i could bottle a...

I just brewed this batch today. I have pitched the yeast and about to put into fer mentor after this entry. I will keg in about 5-10 days depending on how long it takes for the fermentation to stop. I plane to keg after that and let condition until thanksgiving weekend or a few days before...