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I am planning on 6 gal bottles because I often have a little more than 5 gallons in primary and figured the extra space would afford me options. I typically purge my kegs and secondaries (the rare times I use them) with CO2 prior to transfer.
 
why did you go for the six gallon BB as a secondaries? I would use two five gallon BBs as secondaries.


I find the 5 gallon ones almost useless for me since I do almost only beer. I never have a volume that is equal or less than 5 gallons of beer until it gets the final racking into the keg. And with beer headspace is of little concern but if it ever is I just pop a little nitrogen or co2 inside. Much better to have too much space than not enough.
 
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