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Here it is during the maiden run.

Thanks for the info. If anyone has any other good general info to share I would appreciate it.

I've searched for this but have yet to find a good thread on it. I'm looking for a do's and dont's thread. Does anyone know of a thread that walks you through everything you need to know about adding a pump to your system. Most of what I have found is rig specific and I'm looking for more...

Mine was funky when I first got it. What I did was Lysol they living daylights out of it and then took a 9x13 casserole filled with baking soda and then I plugged it in to freeze out anything growing that the Lysol missed. It took a few weeks but the funk and the smell of the lysol eventually...

Here is the thread I wrote on my brewstand I was asked to expand on. https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/cheap-painters-scaffold-brew-stand-304661/#post3790654

So in another thread someone asked me to post more about this. I've been putting this together in the basement this winter and have yet to use it, but looking forward to it. My goal was to make a cheap brewstand with as much equipment as possible I already had. I work at a paint store and it...

PM me what exactly what you want to know and I'll see about starting a new thread on it tomorrow rather than hijack this one.

This is the cheap somewhat gravity fed system I put together this winter in the basement to reduce set up and tear down time. I have yet to try it out and am looking forward to it. The painters scaffold was $80 the lumber and random hardware was probably another $20. From there insert your...

C'mon brewstand.

They can't be any worse than the awful tiger lillys that the last lady planted all over my yard.

Yes there are liquid sanders, they should be in the section with the paint solvents. Make sure that read the instructions as most of them are time sensitive how long you have to wait before you can paint/prime and how long you have to wait before it wears off.

I'm guessing you are wanting to deal with the rust so you can paint it? If you came into my paint store with this problem here is what I would advise. 1. You need to remove all loose rust. Stiff wire brushes work the best. Sand paper is the next most common method. 2. Next I would clean...

I am very seriously considering trying to grow some hops this year. I am just curious if anyone from Stl would mind sharing there experiences who have already done this. I'm primarily curious what kinds people are having success with in the bi-polar weather we have here.

I had some old yeast so I made my first starter last week and then I got sick (real sick not NYE sick) and was not able brew over the weekend as planned. The half gallon starter I made is currently in the fridge. I would like to brew this weekend. What process do I take to kick start this and...

I bought a cheap 7.5 gallon aluminum pot with a lid for 30 bucks at the local asian market. They store smelled awful but they had a bunch of pots at great prices.

After watching how the Roto-rooter guy's spinny thing take on my sewer line I'm convinced. Drill driven spinny things are the only way to clean.

I suggest Urban Chestnut, one of my favorites is there Hopfen. Its a nice wheat IPA. Schlafley is also quite good they just dont have the stretch the style lines of beer that Urban Chestnut does.

My least favorite thing about making beer is cleaning carboys and it will make me smile :)