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  1. Nreg

    Carboy/ Keg Cleaner Giveaway

    I need to be cleaned!!
  2. Nreg

    Order not shipped

    Kind of funny I read this thread b/c my Austin Hombrew Supply kits just arrived at my house a few hours ago according to UPS Quantum tracking. It took 8 days to get here and I'm only in Dallas. The 20 Year sale must 've been a huge success. Be patient. It's coming but calling never hurts.
  3. Nreg

    OMG Please Help Noawh!!!

    Note: I have not attempted this.........yet, but , Here's an idea: make a 5 gallon batch of wort then seperate the wort out into 5 seperate 1 gallon containers. At that point you could do 5 variations in one style of beer. Experiment with adjuncts, dry hopping, yeast strains or even add...
  4. Nreg

    Pitched then aerated. Uh-oh?

    Incredible! This HB forum is comforting and quite responsive. Thanks for the info, everyone!
  5. Nreg

    Pitched then aerated. Uh-oh?

    I think this may help, by the way. The yeast was pitched with the wort at 65 degrees F. Thanks!
  6. Nreg

    Pitched then aerated. Uh-oh?

    I am very new to this HB world but am very excited to have found this great website. I've learned a lot in a short amount of time (seemingly) which is why I've decided to ask a question. (Knowledge inspires knowledge, you know.) This is batch#2 for me. Batch #1 is currently bottle conditioning...
  7. Nreg

    How did you find us?

    I googled this: "aeration after pitching yeast" (which I did by accident, by the way) and the greatness of this forum popped up. Great find! I've since discovered that maybe aeration after yeast pitching may not be the worst thing I've done................so far. Only batch #2.
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