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Does anyone use them to get rid of tough to get residue in boil kettle post brew day? I'm wiery of what it might leave behind. I use one step cleaner and a normal sponge and it just doesn't get it as clean as id like

You homebrew in Newtown? I've been thinking of collabing with somoene. I'm in Newtown crossing.

Why would you part with such greatness? How did it brew. Thinking of converting to the same setup

Looks like you are one of about 10 people lol. It's a great style of beer. Is it very hyped right now yes... But does that make it good or bad.... no. I like it as a style and if you haven't had a good one. Oh boy are you in for it when you do. We have some amazing breweries in PA making them...

I hear you on that one. I went all out with the 3v e-herms system, but it's such a pain to put together and tear down/clean every few weeks. I'm thinking of going biab as well.

Look up 2 vessel brew setups

Absolutely. People do it all the time. I'm not sure I would necessarily use glycol just in case of a leak but definitely will work with water

Edit: to get technical I forgot I did put in. . 2 grams in the boil. Just very very very little.

Just wanted to update everyone on the status of this beer. Holy crap ballz did this turn out amazing. In case everyone is WONDERING... There is no boil hops necessary to make a NEIPA. Not only did it hit the style spot on but it's freaking delicious!! Had some issues with the keg clogging...

This. Is. F***ing genious! You guys come up with the best ideas. Nice work dude

Does this spike kettle have a 1.5 TC ferrel on it?

Also what yeast are you using?

Are you throwing hops in the fermenter loose or in a bag? That will make a difference

I did the thing!

Yes. Where in NJ? I'm near Trenton

I just wanted to follow this thread. I think this is a great idea and might do it myself.

Yup. I stopped using my hop spider completely for this reason. IPA's turn out great now

Also subscribing to see the results. This sounds fun. Thought about trying a fruitloop NEIPA

The app is called "Wort Homebrew Calculator" It's easy to use and I like that it gives you guidelines for the styles to reference off of

Thanks for the feedback. I'm just going off of what little information I've read on the topic. Literally only 2 sites. I guess I'll just have to truck through it and risk it for the biscuit and see how it comes out.