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I've used a very small amount of dissolved malic acid in hard cider once i keg it to help with mouthfeel

I had good luck withthis http://www.brewboard.com/index.php?showtopic=29637

I need a 3 way co2anifold shipped to 95678. Thanks

Take apart and clean beer faucets. Over time mine will collect yeast or some sort of gunk.

I'd be interested in the refractomitor. Shipped to 95648.

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Thanks for the info. I updated my listing asking for a fireatone gas in port. That will thread onto a 3/8 flare firing. I got the idea from a thread about dyi beer line cleaner with a hand pump.

Thanks for the suggestion. The Gas In post will be on the outside of my kegerator , as long a fits it's a ball lock post it'll work.

I'm looking for a firestone ball lock gas in post and popit. Thanks Nathan

The same thing happened to me. I soaked the chiller in hot water and PBW for a few hours then used those green scrubbers. Cleaned up perfect

To help a proper amount of yest in a starter will speed things up.

After many years of service my propane regulator started to leak. I need one fast and no store keeps them in stock. Anyone have one to sale?

Thanks for the interest. I have a local person that I will be making the trade with.

You can never go wrong with Cream of 3 Crops

I have two 5 gallon sankeys. Both hold pressure I just don't have a use for them. I want to trade localy for two working ball lock kegs. I'm in Roseville, CA Thank you

I just called certified foods they no longer sell malted barley.

I would also be interested in a group grain buy. There is a new Homebrew club http://placerbrewers.org/ they may also be interested in a brewmeister group grain buy

As long as you shook the keg when it was cold. After shaking the keg I would set the regulator to what your serving psi is . Cold beer absorbes co2 fast.

Its called The Brewmeister. 1031 Junction Blvd Suite 802 Roseville. They are the same people that have Folsom Brewmeister. I don't work for them, its just a great shop that just opened.

The beer at this point is 35 degrees. I set the c02 to 20psi and shake it on its side up and down vigorously for about 2 min. Then set the regulator to 8 psi and let it sit for a few hours.