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I just trying to get some good info before buying something that wont wont well.

I am not looking to go crazy,. thats why I am asking around to get the most info I can get before I invest and build.

I am looking to build a kegarator. I have looked at many mini fridges. I need help on a few items... What is the recommended size to fit 2 corny kegs inside? Also if I buy a fridge with the freezer on the upper part of the fridge should that be removed or find one without a freezer? Any help...

What is the correct replacement CO2 cartridge to use in grams?

Very Nice Video!! Keep us posted on how it comes out

I hear ya, totally looking forward to this years garden. I have big plans for this years crop. I have already started some seeds in the house to hopefully transplant to the garden. I will be drinking my new home brew while planting in the garden this year for sure

I enjoy reading up on new brews and all the info I can get on becomming a better home brewer.

I am under the impression it help to clear up the beer and leave sediment behind. I am still very new and don't know half as much about brewing as many people here. There is a lot of very helpful information here.

Since I am a new home brewer I am patiently waiting for the first beer to finish, at least once this one is done I can enjoy it while waiting for the next..

would transferring the beer to a secondary make the beer more clear as well, I just transferred mine to a secondary, how long would you recommend me leaving it there before kegging?

Just a conversation thread.. What do other home brewers do to pass the time, between beers fermenting and brewing a new beer? Just general discussion, I am finding it very hard to hold off kegging my first beer even though everything I read is telling me to wait.. Cheers :mug:

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I had the same problem this morning with my Amber Ale, as usual the people on the forum came through for me (much appreciated) look up my post from this morning and you will see a picture of how to apply a blow off valve and you will be all good. Mine is doing much better now. Good luck

Thank you for the advice, I do like to support my LHBS I just thought if they might charge more b/c it is a clone brew already put together. If I could buy everything I needed seperately I would try that instead of buying the pre-packaged clone. Just thought I would throw it out there and see...

Brewed McNeill's Firehouse Amber Ale last night! Looking forward to it. If anyone has had it let me know what you thought.

Like you said the DME grains irish moss and bittering all come in the clone kit. I know I am new and should stick to something easy but I keep thinking if I don't buy a clone boxed recipe it could become a bit cheaper for me. Agree?

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New home brewer here, I was wondering, for the future, if it is cheaper and wiser to buy ingreadiants in bulk from my local brew store? I have only made 2 home brews at this point and I purchased the clone recipes, to get my feet wet, and the prices were between $45-$55. Is this expensive? I...

Great thanks for the info. Cheers!