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I use labels that are for making name tags. Avery makes them, Post-it, and some others. More expensive than other choices, but they stay on well and peel off like magic without leaving any residue. Usually I don't even soak them.

I use an STC1000 on my fermentation chamber. I've had it about 6 months so far - no problems. Built a DIY controller from a link on HBT using a project box and a couple outlets and it works great!

I have only brewed indoors, and I always do 5 gallon batches on the stove. Since its the only way I've ever done it, I don't feel like I'm doing it the hard way. I have an 8 gallon BK and a large burner on my gas stove (power burner) and it works fine. It takes maybe 20 minutes or so to get my...

I use "Name Tag" labels from OfficeMax. They take color well and come off nicely too. They are not really waterproof though, so they aren't good for bottles on ice.

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I'm looking for a logo for my home brewery. What the price range for a logo?

+5 gallons Better Not Pout Stout = 45715

Me too!

I just brewed 5.75 g of Yuri's Thunderstruck Pumpkin Ale. Can't wait! 42,377.25 + 5.75 = 42,383

+5 gallons Velvet Rooster clone = 36616

Rye PA, Vanilla Porter, and an Alaskan Amber clone. The Vanilla Porter is almost ready and tastes wonderful!

5 G Rye Pale Ale Total = 32290

31026.5 + 5 gallons Alaskan Amber Clone and 5 gallons Vanilla Porter 31036.5 in the first 6 months of 2013. BREW ON, FELLOW BREWMASTERS!

I have about 25 batches brewed so far, about half are bottled and half kegged, so I'm still fairly new to brewing. Maybe one of the experts on the forum can give me some answers. I went on vacation and returned to my first bottle bomb. I store my bottles in my basement on shelving in a cool...

22076.5 + 5 gal Kolsch = 22081.5

I've brewed the BB MIlk Stout twice, its a favorite of mine, as well as my friends. I'm pretty new at brewing, with about 21 batches brewed so far. I've only transferred to secondary a couple times, and I didn't do it on the Milk Stout. In my opinion, it doesn't need secondary. If you add the...

Love the tile! I have the same kind of tile on my keezer build. My advice on stain - stay on the lighter side to contrast with your dark tile. It's beautiful, nice job!

5 gallons Milk Stout, 5 gallons Caribou Slobber, 5 gallons Blotchy Bovine (Spotted Cow clone) +15 gallons = 19389

5 gallons of spotted cow clone 5 gallons of chili stout 12178 + 10 gallons = 12188