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  1. K

    Another dumb spunding question

    Well, of course those are all potential sources. I thought you meant minimal amounts of O2, though, not possibly unmeasurable or hypothetical sources of O2.
  2. K

    DIY Fermentation chamber question

    I used to use firmwrap but like the ceramic heater better. Its just one less thing to screw around with (it just sits in the fridge and never needs to be touched). The little ceramic heaters produce very gentle heat. I log beer temps and fridge interior temps during ferments and the fridge...
  3. K

    Anyone have a beer degassing hack

    I have tried that but it took way more than 10 dumps and lots of shaking to get it all out.
  4. K

    Another dumb spunding question

    If you purge and transfer correctly, where is the minimal amount of O2 coming from?
  5. K

    New England IPA "Northeast" style IPA

    I pretty much stopped caring if they lost the seal. I definitely re-vacuum seal them, and if they smell good at that point, I just use them.
  6. K

    New England IPA "Northeast" style IPA

    Looks like at least one lost the vacuum seal. I have returned bags like that to Yakima. It used to happen to me all the time.
  7. K

    DIY Fermentation chamber question

    Yup, the ceramic heaters are great. I have been using a Lasko My Heat for years in mine. Works perfectly. https://www.amazon.com/Lasko-100-MyHeat-Personal-Heater/dp/B003XDTWN2/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=my+heaT&qid=1589559382&sr=8-1
  8. K

    DIY Fermentation chamber question

    Yes, you can. That is precisely what they are designed to do. If the fridge is in a cold area, you may have to get a two stage controller and put a heat source in the fridge.
  9. K

    Effectiveness of CO2 flushing small devices

    It has been discussed a lot. Have you seen this?
  10. K

    Effectiveness of CO2 flushing small devices

    Lol, no worries. I was wondering why you were jumping on me for saying it pulls almost 30" HG, which it actually does. You can find them on ebay for a couple hundred.
  11. K

    Effectiveness of CO2 flushing small devices

    10 torr/29.5" is what it's rated for, which is exactly what my gauge says.
  12. K

    Effectiveness of CO2 flushing small devices

    No, not a joke. There are two ways to measure vacuum, right? 29.92" HG can mean perfect vacuum. And yeah, it pulls to between 29 and the 30" mark on my gauge. The pump was I believe $700, so I guess it really is possible? Like I said, waaay more vacuum than my Foodsaver can pull!
  13. K

    Effectiveness of CO2 flushing small devices

    I made it out of readily available tri clamp parts. The vacuum pump is a two piston pump made by KNF. It pulls waaaay more vacuum than my Foodsaver.
  14. K

    Effectiveness of CO2 flushing small devices

    I attach a dry hop chamber to the top of my fermenter and fill it with dry hops. I then pull about 30" Hg vacuum on it and pressurize it with CO2 three times (vacuum, pressurize, vacuum, pressurize, vacuum, pressurize). I then open a sanitary valve between the fermenter and chamber and the...
  15. K

    New England IPA "Northeast" style IPA

    Can't they just be moving the wort to a different vessel before whirlpooling? For us, it doesn't really make a difference. Our BK can be our "other vessel" if we drop the temps.
  16. K

    New England IPA "Northeast" style IPA

    I have, I have! What do I win? I live near TH and have had most of them. Some are amazing and some are meh. Every milkshake I have had from any other brewery has sucked beyond belief. I brewed 2 or 3 and my lychee milkshake was ridiculously awesome. They aren't easy to do (I do not claim...
  17. K

    Five year old smack pack

    Trash it. Not worth the hassle.
  18. K

    New England IPA "Northeast" style IPA

    Thanks, man! 1318 is great in these beers.
  19. K

    New post a picture of your pint

    NEIPA 80% Briess pale 20% flaked oats 1:1:1 Citra, Simcoe, Idaho 7 1318 OG 1.070 FG 1.014 7.4% ABV
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