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["Yooper, post: 8252344, member: 4189"]Ahem- “gentlemen”? :)] Um, ah, that would be, oops. My most humble and sincere apologies forwarded. Pat

Why is this the first water conversation I've come close to understanding? Thank you, gentlemen!! Pat

Been brewing since 2008. I have used a spray bottle all that time. Good Lord, I'm tired of staring at a boiling pot!!! Looking forward to the taste results!

I don't know how he did it, but my son set it up with DropBox. Works flawlessly, both ways. pao

My first batch was inspired because I had a bunch of guys coming over to watch Laker games, drink tap beer (Firestone Union Jack) and smoke good cigars. This was a regular thing. I treated the whole thing, also. I got to wondering if I could brew some beer; my brother was homebrewing in Hawaii...

Are these the kind that fit both liquid and gas posts?? pao

Been doing it this way for years. Usually revive or use after 4-5 months, but have had good results up to 10-12. I don't like to wait that long and try to revive at 3. Haven't kept track of the generations very well. Probably 6-8 and replace. I really should be counting better. pao

Semper fi to your friend. Its terrible that those that suffer from PTSD do it mostly alone. My condolences to you also. pao. USMC

Welcome aboard, Preston. You are well on your way on the road to perdition, son. pao

Just got my first order of grain for 2 batches of a IIPA I love. Couldn't be happier!!! My appreciation goes out to all of you that contributed to my education. Hope is not lost. Merry Christmas to all! pao

Well, folks... Made my first grain order with MB. Not bad at all; base grain worked out to $1.13lb. Just $.23 more than the no longer available LHBS. Many thanks to you all. BTW, Merry Christmas!

Ventura is north of Hollywood and south of Santa Barbara, right in the heart of fire country. Ventura is a smoking ember and SB is getting ready to be one. Not looking good. pao

This response is great. Am planning on MoreBeer and an occasional trip to the valley. All is not lost, after all!! pao

Thanks for the ideas. Looks like I might have to get ready for expensive online orders ($2.50 plus) or drive down to the Valley (1 hour each way). Once again thanks!! Pat

I have been brewing for about 12 years and always supported my LHBS. Exclusively. Now, for one reason or another, they have started failing miserably. Trying to stay faithful but that means most weekends I can't brew. Now to my question. Of those of you that order online, where do you go to get...

One keg washer will do you fine. I have 42 kegs which cycle through a 15 tap kegerater, and unless you drink a whole lot more than I do, you will find that you will tend to save up empties until you have 3-4 and then make a short project out of it. pao

Nobody's talkin'.

Welcome aboard! I learned to brew off the website about 10 years ago and am still learning finer points of the art. Time well spent! Buena suerte, amigo. Pat

Drink fast!!

Curious.