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no need to sign up, I think its one of those things that just happens naturally:D

ok then there are no real issues you should have, didn't see any large Bayou SS models that had spigots to add a valve so i guess you'll be cutting it yourself, and it looks like it'll be $50 dollars more for that extra 5 gallons

You didn't mention what kettles you are interested but I think its safe to assume you'll be wanting blichmann bling:cool:, you will have an issue with the thermometer on the kettle when doing small batches of 5 gallons in a 20 gallon kettle because the thermostem is at the 8.25 gallon mark but...

like the above statement it is more likely the yeast that is giving you the "beer farts", usually get them from bottle conditioned beer (homebrew/some micros)

Netflix has something like 25+million users, I dont think a few thousand are really going to make a different, especially considering there big arguments are against the dvd portion of Netflix and it seems that netflix is pushing toward an all streaming service

a 30 minute program is really about 20-21 minutes long when you cut the commercials so your looking at about 30% of your time wasted on commercials;)

doesn't seem like that big of a deal, I use netflix but only for the streaming stuff and at $8 a month compared to the $70 a month for satellite or cable it is a bargain, I know that the streaming plus one dvd out a month was only $2 extra and for that it was a great deal but I didn't think that...

Oh :o, when I read that you heard a creaking noise I figured that the chair was breaking, and figured you had to have put a lot more than 5 gallons/50lbs on it to break or else you would have known right away that the chair was not sturdy

1. You can rig a keg for just about anything the problem with making it a fermenter would be in trying to seal it and putting a blowoff/airlock on it, i'm sure some of the guys may have done this, do a search and you may find what your looking for 2. although not ideal, once the beer is...

the chair broke under how many gallons?

Fantastic looking ribs, I remember reading about this in the smoker section, but I was thinking that it was an all guys party, but whether its males or females i'm assuming there is still a lot people trying to talk and consequently a lot of thrown objects ???: from your beer selection which...

Corn may not seem that expensive but up until about 5-10 years ago when the ethanol push started corn was at about 30 cents a can now its at about $1 a can, and that's with all the extra corn that is now being grown

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f35/show-us-your-kegerator-29053/ Knock yourself out with that thread ;), you should be able to see something your looking for

seconded;) ------------------------------------------------------ you could follow her to korea, the hell with school it'll be there when you get back and its not like there is much of a job market even if you finish school, of course this advice is coming from someone who would never take...

as though your just going to throw them out without trying them:cross: you should be fine, Its always a good idea to purge and put a blanket of CO2 on top of your beer once its in the keg(like the previous post alluded to), then you can let it sit and carb whenever your ready

http://www.micromatic.com/part-pid-SS100.html I haven't actually used them but they seem like a cheap and easy solution and they are reusable.

you look set, might want to think about whether you want threaded or barbed disconnects, about adding an extra check valve to the manifold i'm not really sure but I think it would be a lot easier and cheaper to just add a tee fitting on one of the existing valves (you'll have one valve supplying...

I really love Bratwurst and have boiled with beer a couple of times before I put them on the grill but i'm not really sure what style of beer would be better suited for Brats, but I will add that the quality of the Brat itself would have more impact on end result than the subtle flavor of the...

damn!!!! how many corneys will fit in there? what configuration are you thinking of? (i.e. corneys+tank+carboys), I'm assuming no collar because of the tower so what size co2 tank will fit in there? PLEASE post pics(at least when your finished)

whats your fridge temp? what type of faucet and how much beer line are you using?, also when you purge the co2 from the keg do you hear co2 flowing back into keg when you hook gas back up