Att: kitchen brewers

[Stan Gibson]

http://www.appliancesonlineus.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=AO&Product_Code=CE1&Category_Code=MACS

 

[DeRoux's Broux]

very interesting....... i brew outside, but that looks like it would work.

 

[Denny's Evil Concoctions]

Now if I could only get one to work on a portable electric range.. Though I'd have to adapt it for 220 volt. There is a 220v hookup on the back deck, wired for the hot tub we don't have. Might look into that of propane keeps climbing! For now I'll stick to my jet burner.

 

[Beer Snob]

I have not used propane... been in the kitchen which has worked fine for me (have not tried AG yet)... I was wondering how much does it cost when you heat by propane?

 

[Baron von BeeGee]

Costs me $3-5 by my calculations (depends alot on the currently variable price of propane). That's for an AG batch...extract would be cheaper, maybe $2-4?

 

[mpetty]

2600W is a doosy on the electric bill. My bill climbed 30 bucks last month from all of the brewing I did.

I'm switching to propane this weekend.

 

[Genghis77]

I've been heating my house with electric heat pump. Total electric use this month came in at $24.60. <Yippeee!> Mainly due to mild temperatures. I keep the temperature around 68F. I also knock down power consumption with 4 amps @ 115 solar and 60 amps @ 115v of windgen. The wingen makes the house pretty self sufficient if the wind is at least 12 MPH. No power is fed back into the grid though. November was much colder and cost $114.80. (also less wind) My brewing is by propane, and have used the contents of one 7 gallon tank and about a quarter of another tank. this past month. But that included other cooking on the stove and oven .... maybe $16 total.

 

[Passload]

Costs me $3-5 by my calculations (depends alot on the currently variable price of propane). That's for an AG batch...extract would be cheaper, maybe $2-4?

Is that per batch or 2 or 3 batches?

 

[homebrewer_99]

Both of my kitchen stoves use gas not electricity.