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Even a piece of rubber would solve the problem, you might even try the MacGyver approach and run the tube through an airlock bung at the hole! hehe!

They are not permanent. Gasket Seal is soluble with acetone. Fiberglass insulation can be removed at will. Foam Spray can be cut once dry. If you want something that can move freely, I'd suggest the bit of insulation. It doesn't stick to the hose but makes a seal.

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Quick fix: "Gasket Seal" the hole, auto supply store. (Used for forming rubber gaskets.) Or, PVC tube over the line in between the hole, and seal inside the PVC tube with a gasket type seal. Or, stog a bit of fiberglass insulation (ie. wall, floor, ceiling.. doesn't matter which) in and...

How brewing has come a long ways from Mr. Beer. For simplicity, try a kit like Festa Brew. Kit comes in a box, 5 gallon bag of wort, and with the yeast packet. Pour it into primary, and pitch supplied yeast, keep at room temperature. The smell is very minimal. Follow directions as per...

Greetings OCBrewin, Usually yellow/brown leaves is an indication of not enough water, or lack of nutrient that the plant has. When transplanting, one ought to immerse the plant roots in a 'plant food' solution to reduce the risk of transplant shock. "Transplanting your rhizomes during...

Greetings OCBrewin, Usually yellow/brown leaves is an indication of not enough water, or lack of nutrient that the plant has. When transplanting, one ought to immerse the plant roots in a 'plant food' solution to reduce the risk of transplant shock. "Transplanting your rhizomes during...

Greetings all! New to the site, and have started home brewing 2 months ago. I have seen the light! I was interested in beer about 10 years ago when a friend invited me on a group tour of Picaroons in Fredericton while attending UNB. The beer that I loved was their 'Whale Ale'. Long stories...

That's the Loch Ness StarSan monster. I have seen it many times! RDWHAHB.