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These have been out of stock for a long time. Available again at $29.95 with flat rate shipping https://www.homebrewfinds.com/2019/08/theyre-back-5-gallon-ball-lock-kegs-b-grade-29-95.html

If you've been waiting for a deal on these thermometers... https://www.homebrewfinds.com/2019/08/thermoworks-thermapen-mk4-open-box-sale-5.html

https://www.homebrewfinds.com/2019/08/4-pack-propper-starter-canned-wort-free-w-60-morebeer-order-hands-on-review.html Also, our hands on review... http://www.homebrewfinds.com/2018/12/hands-on-review-propper-starter-canned-starter-wort.html

details... https://www.homebrewfinds.com/2019/08/enter-to-win-a-free-anvil-bucket-fermenter-from-anvil-brewing-equipment.html

8 for $8.83, $1.10 each. Free shipping to contiguous US addresses. I use universal poppets exclusively when rebuilding kegs. Universal poppets fit the vast majority of kegs without issue. I have had a couple kegs that ended up being a bit too tight with these. It's an easy fix. Use a...

$25 for a 20 lb tank exchange. Sometimes they add some sort of a safety fee on, most of the time when I ask about it, they remove the fee.

Austin's current gift card promo works with every single thing (excluding gift cards). Although nothing is directly discounted, it equates to a backdoor deal on everything including Minimum Advertised Price lines like Blichmann and Anvil...

Great deal! https://www.homebrewfinds.com/2019/08/king-kooker-36-stainless-steel-paddle-mash-paddle-10-79-free-prime-ship.html

The shipping weight says 1 lb. It's either mislabeled, or the shipping weight is wrong.

Umm, wow... looks awesome!

This is $10 right now. 1 degree should be achievable, just set the offset to 1. The other thing you can do to keep the fluctuation tighter is to add a recirculating fan.

I'd walk through this and make sure temps, pressures, line sizes and line lengths all add up.... https://www.homebrewfinds.com/2014/06/balancing-your-draft-system-three.html

Another technique to use is what I call the pressure gauge method. You isolate portions of your system, pressurize them, add a gauge and let them sit. If nothing changes, the leak isn't in that area. One spot I would really look at is your gas post orings. There is no great way to check that...

My setup and the model I use is detailed in this post... https://www.homebrewfinds.com/2014/09/kegerator-beer-line-temperatures-reducing-foam-with-a-recirculation-fan.html Mine has run continuously for years.

Check to make sure the the lid feet aren't bending out. Those legs and feet put pressure on the lid helping it to seal. If you're still having a problem check out William's oversize keg lid o-rings. Those are a little larger and designed to help finicky lids get a good seal. If it came...

MoreBeer is awesome!

Not a side by side, but reviews on both... CF5 and Flex

I think the beers should be fine. Check out this post on handling kegerator condensation... https://www.homebrewfinds.com/2012/09/handling-kegerator-condensation-eva-dry.html

If she has celiac disease, I think she should avoid gluten removed beers. The first clinical study on these has been completed and showed mixed results... https://gluten.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/170209_BeerStudy.pdf

So far, super impressed with these fittings and tubing! https://www.homebrewfinds.com/2019/07/build-a-duotight-co2-manifold-for-kegland-evabarrier-tubing.html