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What is the best way to sanitize my bottles before bottling?

Sweet. Thanks

Well actually it was 27° in my basement and 40° outside so that's 104F? When working outside its a little warm..also it drops to -35 in the winter.

That's what I thought. The 1st three days are the most important I guess? I'm a newbie so everything is panic mode. Lol. Thanks guys.

It's been extremely warm here this week and I have 4 batches brewing. 3 of them are in tubs in water wrapped in towels with a reading of 23°. My Cooper's kit was at 27°today so I decided to hurry up and bottle it. It was done but I was gonna leave it a few more days cause I added some...

Awesome. They were from a local bree show called Defaulco's. SAAZ A.A 3.4% What ever that means. Lol

Added 28g of hop pellets to my secondary fermenter of Brew Canada red ale. Good or bad?

Just found out Festa Brew has a seasonal Marzen Lager kit. I LOVE Marzen. Has anyone ever tried it and or know of a good Marzen recipe / kit?

Anyone know where I can find a good Marzen Lager kit that won't cost me an arm and a leg in shipping? I live in Ottawa, Ontario Canada.

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Too late :(

Just got a Festa Brew West Coast IPA kit today, has anyone tried it?

And we're at 23C.

And covered with wet towel.

Well my instructions that came with my brew kits say between 20 and 25C. I'm at 24 right now. Put both my fermenter in buckets filled with water and a bit of ice. I can't keep it at a steady temp all day, won't the Flux of temp be bad? ie from 23 to 25C let's say.

Ambient temp 25C and I have a Cooper brewing and that brew is at 24C so I should be good.

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Or buy a stick on one. OK thanks

Hi, new brewer here. Just stared a batch of Brew Canada Canadian Red yesterday and today my airlock is bubbling a lot but my fermenter is on the basement floor so I want to check my temperature. Is it OK to remove my airlock and check temperature or should I not disturb the fermenting...

Yeah. I've actually bought a cheap note book and I'm writing it all down as I go and I'll rate it afterwards. Later I can always reference my notes if I wanna change anything.