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I did a 10 gal pumpkin ale with 26 lbs of grain plus some cooked and canned pumpkin in my keggle. So you can do it no problem. Just be ready to do work on the lift and say some prayers for your stitching to hold. I did it with my homemade voile bag so the HD professional stitched ones should...

This story is awesome. If it all went to plan what fun would that be. Consider it your AG rite of passage. Don't feel bad though, my first AG I scorched my BIAB, ran out of propane, forgot to add any hops, and set my keggle insulation on fire. Live and learn man.

Did you make your own bag or buy it? I made mine and my drunken sewing isn't that great so the seams aren't that great either. Some of my grain has been getting through in the last couple brews. Maybe its time for you to restitch like it is for me.

I wouldn't worry about it. If you're like me and your bottling bucket sits in your 100+ degree garage during the summer there's no doubt nastier stuff in there during the downtime. Not to mention the cockroach family currently set up in my garage. If we can sanitize that stuff out no doubt you...

Nope, been in my bathtub the whole time. I've got a three pice airlock inserted in a stopper. The airlock still has water in it too.

Has anyone else had a better bottle where the sides get sucked in? I brewed 10 gal of a DFH punkin clone two weeks ago. Put about a gallon inside a pumpkin to ferment then transferred to a BB after 4 days. Now the sides are sucked in on it. I'm wondering if the large amount of headspace has...