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No need for 90 min Boil with M.O. - 60 mins max or even 30 mins is all that is necessary

Not worth the trouble, so cheap to buy ...

No need - I never take out for the boil

Agree 100% :yes:

The inline regs are good and over a few years proved reliable and if necessary easy to clean. However as I am rather old with poor eyesight so I use the inline reg by itself i.e. no built in analogue or digital gauge and add the standard (large) press gauge as easier for me to see via a ‘tee’...

Sorry I have to laugh, a hole is a hole and a smaller diameter equals less flow

I can accept the Wilser bag has larger mesh to enable it to drain faster* but I've never had a problem draining (then squeezing) the Brew Bag however with that farcical method of tying up the mouth of the bag makes it a no-no *question is, is a large mesh which allows more trub to escape preferable?

I agree with most replies, the BrewBag is far superior The Brew Bag-Designed for Brew In A Bag-This is your LAST brew bag!

If in doubt - Nottingham ;)

I find with my 'trigger' I can vary the rate of flow - and so the foam buildup - depending on how hard it's pulled

Sorry incorrect with the Pluto Gun - it can work the same if connected to an ordinary disconnect as it has It's own flow control on the 'trigger' I use low control disconnect as that was the only one I had spare at the time

Thank you for the review but one glaring omission – The Pluto Gun (KL00956) This coupled with a with duotight flow-control disconnect (if you want the ultimate in flow control) will give the flexibility that neither Nukatap/Picnic tap can offer. I connect mine to a short (approx. 2 ft) of line...

Used it in a Best Bitter and turned out great !

Use a PID controller - not a 308

My mix whick seems to works very well is : 75gm Sodium percarbonate 35gm Sodium metasilicate 5gm EDTA

Few very good ideas, cheers

Unfortunately I only have a single vessel

I get it - but I'll try ;)

Thank you for the tip

Great news - thank you