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    Mash Tun Question

    I am going to start doing all grain brewing sometime soon. I had an old 5 gallon round cooler mash tun with a false bottom and I just got a free 10 gallon round cooler so I decided to convert that 10 gallon one using the stuff from the 5 gallon. The false bottom is too small for the 10 gallon...
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    First recipe, very sweet.

    Yeah I looked at that BIAB post before. It looks doable. Say I wanted to retry this recipe in a grain bag with my 8 gallon kettle, how much less than a five gallon batch would I be expecting? I also think I could manage making my own 10 gallon mash tun eventually. Thanks!
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    First recipe, very sweet.

    Awesome thanks. That's a start!
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    First recipe, very sweet.

    Thanks for all the info guys! Yeah once I looked up the differences in the yeast I saw that is probably an issue. It's not like the beer tastes gross but it just tastes nothing like I was expecting. I may let it dry hop a couple of more days then bottle. As to moving to all grain, I was...
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    First recipe, very sweet.

    I was thinking that the lower attenuation could be the culprit. Continuing to dry hop is probably for the best. How long can I dry hop before I get issues from that? Should I just keep what's in there now (2 oz Centennial pellets) or add more? Thanks again for the help! Edit: I was also...
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    First recipe, very sweet.

    Two weeks ago. After the first 5 or 6 days, the specific gravity didn't change. I did rack it to the secondary though so if it wasn't done fermenting would I be able to to pitch more yeast into it?
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    First recipe, very sweet.

    So I am in the middle of doing my first batch now. It's the stone ruination clone that is listed here: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f69/stone-ruination-clone-155771/ I did an extract, full boil with a big starter. The recipe calls for 8lbs DME. I added the full amount at boil but now I'm...
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    Starsan question

    That's true for most acids. HF will eat right through glass.
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    Starsan question

    ...many acids will eat through plastic. They use HF in breaking bad (how a high school teacher had access to tons of HF in his classroom is beyond me). HF will eat through anything that isn't a fluorocarbon. HF will eat through many types of plastics, except rubbers and polyethylene. Star san...
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    American IPA Stone Ruination Clone

    So I had a question about the original recipe posted. For extract, is the late DME addition for a partial boil only? I did a full boil (6 gallons of water), steeped the crystal malt for 30 minutes and added all 8lbs of DME at boil. After racking to the secondary, it tasted a lot sweeter than I...
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    American IPA Stone Ruination Clone

    Hmm, I did my first brew with this recipe and I got 1.075 (1.074 then correcting for the temperature of 70F up to 1.075). I did do a full boil, however (6 gallons boiled down to ~5 gallons with 8lbs of light DME and 1lb of Crystal Malt steeped). And as to my previous question about the beer...
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    American IPA Stone Ruination Clone

    I just finished my first brew ever today. Used this recipe (did 8lbs light DME with 1lb Crystal in steep). It came out much darker than I thought it would. Does it lighten up as it ferments or did I do something wrong? I got an OG of 1.075 so thats pretty good news so far for my first brew. I...
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