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I normally mix it in a bottling bucket and then fill up a few growlers since I've normally got a bunch laying around.

22,319.5 + 15 gal of Saison = 22,334.5 gallons

21,994 + 16 gallons of Imperial Porter = 22,010

46 + 1 = 47 Slipped while cleaning. Luckily no serious injuries.

That Pine Sol smell is Mountain Dew and the dark sludge is probably Pepsi. We get used syrup barrels from the local bottling plant and it's amazing how strong they smell, even when empty.

I need one!

I recently got a 1/2bbl BME conical from SS Brewtech and love it. I've only put a couple batches through it but it's very easy to use & clean.

Check out BrewCipher. I've used it for a few months now and really like it. It does have an OG function for automatically adjusting grain amounts based on percentage. https://www.beeradvocate.com/community/threads/brewcipher.141602/

I got one 60 second use out of mine then the next time I went to use it, it was empty. Afterwards I read on here that they are known to leak. I now unscrew the regulator after every use and the bottles last a lot longer.

I felt like I killed one of my children when I had to recently dump a 5 gallon batch of Berliner Weisse.

+ 12 gallons kitchen sink imperial IPA = 16,975 gallons

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I read this recently and haven't had any problems since...

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Since you're using a stir plate I would remove the air lock and use a foam stopper or sanitized foil. You're not letting enough oxygen in for the yeast to reproduce. Also it may not be too late to add 16oz of water, but I'm not sure on that.

+11 gallons of wet hop Columbus IPA = 15,550 gallons

I didn't know there was a state thread until today! It would be nice to see a little more activity on here!

You're fine. Most stainless brewing fittings, kettles, utensils etc are 304ss.

14744.5 + 11 gallons of wet hop Columbus IPA = 14,755.5 gallons

14,697.5 +9.5 gallons wet hop pale ale with Northern Brewer hops = 14,707 gallons