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  1. studmonk3y

    #5 Plastic for bottling bucket

    So in my effort to keep things cheap, I stopped by a bakery today to grab some free buckets for storage and a bottling bucket. I was expecting the buckets to be #1 or #2, but they were #5 plastic. Is this type of plastic still safe for use as grain storage or as a bottling bucket? I don't plan...
  2. studmonk3y

    Mash Cooler Improvement

    I also use a rectangular cooler and preheat. Since I use a 48 qt cooler I have extra head space that would cause me to loose a lot of heat over an hour. After reading some other threads on the forum I've since cut out pieces of 2 in thick closed cell foam and float that on top of the grains to...
  3. studmonk3y

    mcmaster carr tap handle inserts

    woohoo thanks!
  4. studmonk3y

    mcmaster carr tap handle inserts

    I'm going to place an order with mcmaster carr for various kegging supplies. Anybody know the part number for a tap handle insert like these? TAPHANDLE THREADED INSERT @ Williams Brewing I tried looking it up but I don't know the specs of the inserts, so I'm not sure which is the right one...
  5. studmonk3y

    Water Quality/Chemistry Report Thread

    Location: Honolulu, Hawaii Utility: Honolulu Board of Water Supplies Water Source: Palolo groundwater well Interannual/Intra-annual variability: ? Disinfectant: none Date: ? All results in mg/L- Calcium 11 Magnesium 9.5 Sodium 21 Chloride 23 Sulfate 4.4 Nitrate 2.1 pH 8.15...
  6. studmonk3y

    Wort Chiller

    put in at 15 mins before end of boil How to Brew - By John Palmer - Appendix C - Chillers
  7. studmonk3y

    A question about the "mrmalty" calculator

    From Fourteen Essential Questions About Yeast Starters "When making starter wort, keep the starting gravity between 1.030 and 1.040 (7 - 10°P). You do not want to make a high gravity starter to grow yeast. As a ballpark measurement, use about 6 ounces (by weight) of DME to 2 quarts of water...
  8. studmonk3y

    google maps of your local LHBS

    Home Brew in Paradise
  9. studmonk3y

    dead guy clone- OG & FG way off

    Ok so I added a packet of us-05 8 days ago, and have warmed the carboy up to the 68-70F range. Took a reading today and FG is at 1.024. I'm thinking of just swirling it some more and leaving it for another week, unless you guys suggest I just go ahead and bottle. It's been in the carboy for 42...
  10. studmonk3y

    dead guy clone- OG & FG way off

    Warmed the carboy up to the 65-68F range. It's slowly bubbling again. I'll report back in a week.
  11. studmonk3y

    dead guy clone- OG & FG way off

    No, this was freshly bottle harvested from 2 bombers of Shakespeare Stout. Made a starter that was stepped up to 2L.
  12. studmonk3y

    dead guy clone- OG & FG way off

    I know this topic has been asked a bunch of times already, I just want to ask the experts what's the best option for my situation. I brewed Yoopers Dead Guy clone on 1/10/09. I followed her directions exactly and used bottle harvested Pacman yeast. It has been in the carboy for 25 days now...
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