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Dwain, Fortunately I have plenty of fridge/freezer space for hops and yeast... as long as there isn't a corny, CO2 tank, and accessories in there also. Good sized dorm fridges are very difficult to find. I have already ordered a Ranco temp controller and I plan on picking up a chest freezer...

So I went shopping EVERYWHERE today. I have decided to just get a chest freezer since it is so hard to find an appropriately sized dorm fridge without a freezer. I found a 7.2 cu. ft. fridgidaire at hhgregg for about $250. So I am planning on picking that up along with a ranco temp controller...

I live in a college town and have been patiently checking craigslist and the local newspaper for the past 6 weeks or so. But time is up now, so I am going to spend this afternoon shopping and hope that I find something that will work. As far as bottling goes, I will never do that again unless I...

Just the kind of info I was looking for! 5.5 cu. ft. sounds perfect. I will have to go check Best Buy.

I have seen both of the stickies that you suggested and I have made my way through a big chunk of the kegerator thread. I live in an apartment, so I can't really sacrifice the space required for anything too big. Also, I have given up on finding a good sized dorm fridge on CL. I have been...

Hello all, I just kegged my first beer. I'm really excited about it and can't wait for it to age a little bit so that I can drink it! Anyway, I stuck the keg in my main refrigerator for now while it carbs, but I need to buy a dedicated dorm fridge as soon as I can. I am planning on kegging...

Interested in cornys, carboys, and chiller. Emailed you.

Thanks man. I'm an Alabama fan. But I really just started following college football last year. I bought all of my initial kit from Alabrew. I'm going to go check out their new location next week and see how their prices compare to getting kegging equipment online.

Thank you! She already knows that she is going to have to sacrifice some of the refrigerator while I look for a one to turn into a keggerator.

I'm definitely excited about it. I haven't brewed in about 6 months just because I didn't want to wash all those bottles again. In another month I should have a heffe sitting next to my couch!

Oh yeah, I know partial mash is part of the transition. I just got sick of bottling, so a two-keg setup is coming before I start buying equipment to go partial --> AG

Hello all, I am fairly new to homebrew. I have brewed 3 extract batches so far and I plan to start kegging some extract within the next couple of weeks before I move on to AG. I'm sure you all will be seeing me around here more often as I start learning new stuff.

This sounds great. I will be trying it in the next couple of weeks as my first kegged beer.