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  1. W

    ventilation options/help needed.

    thanks - going to see what I am using now because it must be 5k/burner to be as weak as it is on 2 burners.
  2. W

    ventilation options/help needed.

    have been shopping around here. How many btu is the burner(s) you use to boil? I can get a gas range that has 14000btu/1 burner and can combine burners up to 19000btu with 2 straight out of the box. There is another stove that is a good bit more expensive which runs 30000btu on a center...
  3. W

    ventilation options/help needed.

    can you give me specs/model/a link to yours? I have had this range 11 years, it came with the place, and never really had an issue before with mundane food stuff, but not sure what numbers I am looking for on a replacement.
  4. W

    ventilation options/help needed.

    Thanks. Can you link a heat stick as you describe? My gas stove, on 2 burners, struggles to burn 2.5-3 gallons, taking over an hour to boil and only getting a weak boil, never roiling. that said, if range replacement is on the books either way, (a viable option), it becomes an issue of gas...
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    ventilation options/help needed.

    Hi, I live in a high-rise building, and my only personal outdoor space is a balcony about 12x12x12. this balcony is open to the air on one side, has a concrete wall on another, and the 3rd and 4th sides are plexi with sliding glass doors. Depending on the wind, with the doors open, often...
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    My tap water is 80f, how to chill wort lower?

    Thanks to the thread for all the very fast replies. The above looks like the first option I am going to try. Need to experiment some with it, arguably I could jury-rig 2 of them as well into 2 coolers if the first cooler ice melts and water warms too fast. I assume I probably shouldn't even...
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    My tap water is 80f, how to chill wort lower?

    Hi, I live in the tropics, and my tap water (even at night) is 80f or higher generally. In the context of chilling the wort post-boil, this obviously means my immersion chiller isn't going to drop it any lower, and ambient temperature in most of my house is around there. I can get one room...
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