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Looks like mine exactly and I have no troubles or issues with efficiency!

You can't do that :-P

Flying Dog, Clipper City, Dogfish Head, brewers ally in Frederick to name a few.

Yep you'll be fine, there will be enough yeast in suspension for much longer than that. Many of us allow for atleast 3-4 weeks in primary so that the yeast can clean up most of the off flavors that were created during active fermentation.

That temp is high for a true lager and will most likely result in a less cleaner taste. What was the yeast that came with your kit? Regardless it will still be beer and good to drink, it just may not taste anything like you expect.

Sometimes the availability of information out there is a crutch and can really be a bad thing. I feel if your worried about this then generally your subconscious is letting you know your cleaning and sanitizing efforts are lacking, and you should spend more time focusing on that than worrying...

That sounds really odd, i do over 90% of my orders thru them and have never had a single issue. Why don't you try calling them instead.

Its most likely because of the cost to produce glass that contains color.

It's fine, besides there's nothing that will grow in beer that will harm you, the worst that can happen is it won't taste good.

Umm not sure why you'd question if its ok there is a crap ton of yeast at the bottom of your flask ;-). BTW sulfur is usually the smell that is given off with lager yeast

I do the same thing but avoid all the extra trouble and just fill up an old oxyclean bucket about a qaurter of the way and place the carboy neck into it like its a water jug.

Yes it doesn't really do anything other than confirm the yeast are healthy ank ok to pitch.

SS Hose Clamps?

MixTea sent me mine in 2 weeks or less it was super fast!

I didn't miss the hops, it was very balanced and the fastest 5 gallons of homebrew to ever dissappear from my keg!

I don't even use a dip tube, i go from kettle barb to fb barb with hi temp silicone tubing. I'd say that would be fine aswell.

northern brewers carabou slobber is pretty good and sounds about right for what you're looking for.

15C is a bit warm, and you really want to try avoid temp swings during fermentation. It might be fairly easy for you to pull off a swamp cooler without much maintenance at those temps though.

So i was stepping up my starter this morning for my october fest i plan to brew this weekend and I couldn't help dry heaving to the smell! It smelt like an elephants arse lmao. Wyeast Bavarian lager, man that stuff is potent! Sent from my iPhone using HB Talk

Welcome! Space is the only thing to consider, how many kegs will it hold. Eventually you will want more than one. Alot of people take used/new chest freezers or refridgerators and convert them into kegorators. Cost is close to the new haier depending on how much you spend on the appliance.