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    What is the difference and benefits between hops pellets and regular hops

    I use fresh dry hops that I grow. They take up more space, and I never really know how much aa I will get. I can smell how good they are and taste them to see how bitter they are. If you buy them you'll know what the levels are. really my only issue is the volume they take up. I definitely...
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    Trub bubbles........

    Yes totally normal, I love watching all the different things those little beasts do.
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    Wearing a face mask when brewing

    You guys have such a great sense of humor! Very funny stuff, but yeah mask not necessary. If you do happen to siphon, wort tastes way better than gasoline......
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    Filtering

    I prefer to siphon off my kettle after I cool it and leave a lot of the hops and break material behind. I used to dump it all in and the beer came out fine. Filters that remove sugar, that's funny;)
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    Mouse in a carboy

    Dude! That's nasty.....or is it yeast nutrient?:confused:
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    First time brewing

    Nice! I just bottled up a 4 pack of " accidental " fresh cider that started fermentation in my fridge. I didn't do anything but take it out and put it on counter with an airlock, it tastes pretty good! Why let it go to waste, my wife would have dumped it.
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    starting a hops garden

    Columbus, centennial, cascades and nuggets climb my lines. The Columbus do great out here. Very pungent
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    What came in the mail for you today?

    Yes indeed. Ten more mysterious gifts to follow from a mystery giver. Interesting....
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    What came in the mail for you today?

    A pair of socks from cards against humanity.....
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    The last straw bottle filler

    Pin lock and ball lock seem to be mixed up, what else did they fudge up??? I dunnno......
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    Stainless steel kettle, Oxiclean free - damaged?

    I just use a scotch brite pad and lightly clean my pots, bkf will remove etching on nice kettles. A bit of dish soap if needed and rinse. The less crap I put on it the better, elbow grease is good. Exception for aluminum pots, don't scrub off the oxide layer.
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    Did I ruin my batch??

    Yeah it's fine....I don't bother with secondary, more chance for infection, most of the time it's unnecessary.
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    So proud of my first brew!

    Man that looks great! Good job, don't sweat the small stuff, I remember thinking, oh no I did this or that wrong, the batch is ruined....and those were some of my best beers. Crazy how that works....
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    First Brew Competition - 2 medals...woot!!!

    Congratulations! I still like to do extract, it's great when it's cold and just want to do something that's not gonna take too much time indoors. Plus it's a good way to test homegrown hops.
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    Creamy yeast cake after 12 days

    Looks nice!
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    WLP862 Cry Havoc

    I used it a long time ago, worked good even though it was "Expired". Started it and did fine. It was a while ago, wish I could help more with temps and stuff but I can't recall. I don't remember anything bad about it.
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    Saving partial packets of dry yeast works just fine

    Sweet I was wondering about that, I wanted to make a few small one gallon experiments. Thanks
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    Splitting batches between two fermenters

    Oh yeah that's s.o.p for me, most of the time I try two strains of yeast too. We have demijohns but after picking up full ones too much I realized that splitting batches will help save my back. They are sooo heavy...f that...
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    Farrrrrrrts?

    Hilarious! :rockin:
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    Hey from Illinois!

    Been a member for some time now but I don't remember if I ever said hey to all you. This is a great forum, I'm always checking it out and have enjoyed quite a few laughs and learned a lot too:):)
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