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Regardless of how dominant, if that is what OP has to work with, then that is what OP has to work with. There are going to be some differences in 2-row and 6-row. Protein content and Diastatic Power will be different. This will affect your mash schedule. There are probably some good resources...

Wow, what does Inkbird not do? I would happily try this out.

Been thinking about this for a while, maybe now it's time..

Sink wrench... something like below..

You could also throw the hops in a bag with a food safe magnet, put another magnet to suspend the bag above the wort(and krausen) on the outside, and when ready, just remove the magnet on the outside and the hops will drop in.

Great little walkthrough here DIYeast: Capturing Yeast

again, others may be better at this than I am, but all looks within bounds to me, At this point, "it is what it is", I wold roll with it, give it a smell when done, and it that's OK, give it a taste.. Better off pouring it later when you are sure than now when you are not..

In my best George Tekai voice "Oh, My"... Brownian motion for one.

So, for full transparency, I am a beer guy, but have done many fermentations, beer, mead, wine etc.. All looks good so far, RDWHAHB(if you don't know, look it up and live by it..), let it finish(could be a while), and give it a taste. I think the mixed berries make it look like worse than what...

Sounds like a plan to me.

I have a barley crusher brand 2 row mill. I've been having some issues getting it to mill recently.. I adjust the gaps, fiddle with it a bit and eventually it starts pulling grain. I brew 10 Gals at a time, probably average 10 brews a year. I do brew with a bit of wheat, but it is always mixed...

I guess it's probably more sanitizer than sterilizer.. It's probably no better than a dunk in star-san or the like. Was just trying to think about an easier way of dealing with all the little stuff (ball-lock connectors, posts, etc..) and not taking into account that the bulk of cleaning those...

My daughter had a kid recently, and she got a sanitizer/sterilizer that uses steam. I was thinking I might buy one for all of the small parts used in brewing. Got any thoughts? Looking at something like https://www.amazon.com/HAUTURE-Sterilizer-Electric-Pacifier-Sanitizer/dp/B09CGTPJSL/

I can confirm the answer is no. The head is too big. They did make a big deal of it being industry standard, It's just not the same standard as other PET "Soda" bottles. I had to buy some to find out the hard way.

I already pre-ordered one, but those sweet, sweet pumps would make a great giveaway :mug: Just don't give mine away..

I don't think there really is at least without a lot of post processing. Also worth noting that PLA does not work well on hot-side stuff due to a low melting point. I've had prints warp and sag significantly just by being in the car on a hot day.

Looks awesome. Thanks for sharing.

https://zapatopi.net/afdb/afdbdiagram.pdf just leaving this here...

I would wait another week or two.. maybe bring it into a room that is slightly warmer if you have one 70F? 8-9 days is a pretty quick bottle condition if memory serves me.

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