Out of curiosity, have you (or anyone else) noticed oxidation in the beer when consumed fresh from the tap? Maybe it was exposed somewhere earlier in the process and you just didn't notice it.
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Out of curiosity, have you (or anyone else) noticed oxidation in the beer when consumed fresh from the tap? Maybe it was exposed somewhere earlier in the process and you just didn't notice it.
treacheroustexan
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I didn't notice it from the tap on that beer. I'm gonna fill a few bottles now and try one in a week and see what happens. Have another competition in October I need to brew for and need to get this figured out! Hopefully it was just an isolated incident.
mintyice
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Justintoxicated
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You need to purge the bottles with CO2, it helps with foaming if the bottles are cold too. The diameter of the tubing for the growler filler isn't great on these taps either, the perlick style is better. But honestly for competition, I would use a beer gun or counter-pressure filler. Even doing everything right, sometimes you will get oxidized comments from judges after bottling, it can depend allot on how the beer is handled before judging. I purged my bottles with CO2 , froze them, filled them slow, capped on foam, re-topped with CO2 and got "oxidized" comments on my NHC entries this year. I used 3 day shipping to get them across the US so I'm pretty sure they got too hot on the way there, and I didn't have enough insulation and didn't use cold packs which left some oxidized characteristics. Because 6 months later I still have some of that keg and there is no oxidation
It could also just be bad judging
If I don't have foam already I usually give the bottle a little tap to release a little foam, then cap on the foam. Purges the bottle just fine, and again, I've never had oxidation reported in my beers. Just be careful, cap on foam, and you should be good. CPBF is a pain! Haven't used one in years. Maybe if I was planning a beer that I would bottle age for years I might go with a CO2 flush + bottle filler, but for competitions the growler filler has done me proud for a few years now.
Probably the heat speeding oxidation. Maybe if I'd shipped my beers that far I might have had that problem, but alas, I had no good luck at NHC this year. All the other comp entries I dropped off myself, so I could control the temperature on my drive.
Also very true, unfortunately.It could also just be bad judging
Justintoxicated
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Yea, you know something happened when you get a 1st in the first round, and a poor score in the second. For NHC second round shipments sit for almost a month after shipping before being judged, so any oxidization will show for sure, especially if they are not kept cold. I just do my best, but was hesitant to spend $150 to get those beers there in a day with ice packs. Maybe next year I will be more prepared / wiling to spend a little more on insulated bottle shippers and faster shipping. I find competition bottling and shipping a bit stressful for my tastes.
Local comp, and in a rush I would purge with CO2 off a slip on line on my manifold then growler filler the bottle, but something I am paying more money to enter, break out real equipment. I do find the flow control taps help with those growler fills though, no matter which brand you use
. Easier than pulling the gas line and purging co2 anyways
Justintoxicated
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I'm considering trying intertaps again (returned the flow controls) for a jocky box because I would like to have the automatic closing feature that my perls don't offer. (perfect for a jocky box!). However I believe that if you use the springs, you have to use the intertap shanks? Are these offered in a 2.5 or 3" version? 4" will be a bit deep if I swap out the cold plate and put 2.5 gallons kegs in the cooler instead. might be workable though.
imasickboy
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You can use the spring with any shank and any non-flow control faucet.
And now for what I hope to be my final follow up after about 3-4 kegs.
What seemed to be happening sporadically with the Intertap+1/8" ID set up was a venturi effect with back to back pours. For whatever reason, the design of the Intertaps give a much more aggressive flow and thus sort of a violent open/close on the fluid. This promotes foaming and back to back pours would exaggerate it quite a bit. I also noticed as the keg got low this would get even worse, which is somewhat typical, but was getting to the point it was worse than the Intertap + JG/Accuflex setup. I cleared out the lines several times to make sure there wasn't any particles obstructing and there was not.
So, I purchased 6 new Perlick 630SS non-FC taps and all new 18ft Accuflex Bev Seal Ultra lines along with my old JG fittings. This mimicked my original setup on my first keezer that poured so good.
I've been through 1 full keg and several pours from various other kegs at different fill levels and I have to say it is pouring absolutely beautifully. After a week in the keezer without a pull, the first pour will have a perfect 3/4" head. Back to back pours are so smooth that I have to lower the glass to get some head on the pour. The opening/closing of the faucet is WAY less violent and the pours come out right from the start absolutely smooth. This is all with highly carbed 3.0+vol beers and no other changes from either previous Intertap setup.
I have to say I bought into the Intertap hype and tried to get them to work. They FEEL much more rigid and more sturdy than the Perlicks, which due to the design push up against the o-ring and feel more squishy. But, for me, Perlick is the way to go without doubt. I realize everyone's setup is different but I chased my tail around for a year on the Intertaps and never had any luck.
That's gonna piss off at least one HBT member...
Cheers!
Cheers!
augiedoggy
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Not me... I just purchased 9 more perlick style stainless taps with the intertap compatible spouts... best of both worlds for less... my 2 flow control intertaps do work well though.
imasickboy
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That's good feedback @cuda6pak
Having never tried 1/8" lines myself, I wonder how much that contributed, (if at all), to your back-to-back pour issues.
There's a lot of variables among the setups of all of us trying these faucets, most importantly, differently carbonated beers. If we were all pouring bud light, or at the very least, pouring beers that were carbed over time to the same point of saturation, the opinions would be easier to rely upon. As it is, it's a "try them, see if they work for the way you do things" situation. Kudos to you for throwing so much effort into it, though.
Having never tried 1/8" lines myself, I wonder how much that contributed, (if at all), to your back-to-back pour issues.
There's a lot of variables among the setups of all of us trying these faucets, most importantly, differently carbonated beers. If we were all pouring bud light, or at the very least, pouring beers that were carbed over time to the same point of saturation, the opinions would be easier to rely upon. As it is, it's a "try them, see if they work for the way you do things" situation. Kudos to you for throwing so much effort into it, though.
MaryB
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My intertaps work great, zero issues even after sitting a week. Back to back pours are great...
Justintoxicated
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This was my experience with the flow control intertaps vs flow control perlicks and standard perlicks too, I thought I was the only one experiencing it. The self closing option tempted me to pick up the non flow control versions. I hope it wasn't a mistake and they will work well on the jocky box. Actually I was going to order 650ss from ritebrew, but they went OOS, so I thought I'd try the regular intertaps this time around. Fingers Crossed!
My perlick 525SS seem to flow the smoothest out of the taps I have, but I like the flow control perlicks too if you don't mind pouring a bit slower. (I don't have any 630s).
For tubing I just use the cheap amazon vinyl (100ft for $20). I have tasted no plastic (which I have even tasted out of new regular beer line from the LHBS). As for the beer that sits in the lines, well it's usually flat anyways, so I just dump it. I'd love to try that fancy line you have though, just not willing to shell out for it.
FWIW on my 6th tap I kept the same 1/8" ID lines in and only swapped the non-FC Intertap with the Perlick 630ss (soda water keg @ 28psi, 38deg). Just from switching the tap I could immediately notice MUCH more carbonation in the soda water. Small pour, large pour, back-to-back, waiting 1 week, etc pour doesn't matter. It holds much more carbonation in solution from the line to my glass.
A quick summary of my journey for anyone interested -
GE 5.0cu ft keezer, 1 regulator @ 12psi, ~40deg, fan on lid for recirculation, used for 3 years.
1) Perlick 525ss (3), Accuflex Bev Seal Ultra lines (~15ft) with John Guest fittings.
GE 7.0cu ft freezer, 6 regulators @ 12-18psi, 38deg, two fans on lid, used for 1 year.
1) Intertap G1 non-FC (6), Accuflex Bev Seal Ultra lines (~18ft) with John Guest fittings.
2) Intertap G2 FC, same lines as above.
3) Intertap G1 non-FC, 1/8" ID EJ Flexelene Silver microbial FXAG tubing, associated 1/8" ID SS tailpiece.
4) Perlick 630ss (6), Accuflex Bev Seal Ultra lines (18ft), same JG fittings as above.
A quick summary of my journey for anyone interested -
GE 5.0cu ft keezer, 1 regulator @ 12psi, ~40deg, fan on lid for recirculation, used for 3 years.
1) Perlick 525ss (3), Accuflex Bev Seal Ultra lines (~15ft) with John Guest fittings.
Extremely smooth pours, small/full/back-to-back no issues. Occasionally needing to lower glass to get proper head on back to back pours
GE 7.0cu ft freezer, 6 regulators @ 12-18psi, 38deg, two fans on lid, used for 1 year.
1) Intertap G1 non-FC (6), Accuflex Bev Seal Ultra lines (~18ft) with John Guest fittings.
Full pint pours quite foamy, about half the glass. A lot of carbonation out of solution in the lines themselves. Fast pour. Direct back-to-back pours were OK, but after left in the lines for a few minutes would pour the same. Very aggressive initial flow and stop of the liquid.
2) Intertap G2 FC, same lines as above.
Basically the same as above, maybe slightly better when turned completely down, but still not great.
3) Intertap G1 non-FC, 1/8" ID EJ Flexelene Silver microbial FXAG tubing, associated 1/8" ID SS tailpiece.
Initial pours were good. All beers took about a week to "acclimate" to the lines, as initial pours had zero lacing. As the keg got down closer to empty noticed more foaming. Direct back-to-back pours were OK, but seemingly after a few minutes to up to an hour later of a pour would be very foamy. If beer sat in the line for more than a few hours/days, it would pour OK on the first one. This was very inconsistent from tap to tap, cleared lines and checked for debris with no issues.
4) Perlick 630ss (6), Accuflex Bev Seal Ultra lines (18ft), same JG fittings as above.
Perfect pours, small pour, large, back-to-back, 1hour wait, days/weeks/etc zero issues on pour. Much more carbonation held in solution from line to glass. No initial foam out of faucet regardless of keg fill. Direct back-to-back pours will need to lower glass in order to build head it pours so good.
I think I'd be willing to spend a few bucks more not to have to worry about plastic taste or dumping any beer from the line due to being flat.
Justintoxicated
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I think I'd be willing to spend a few bucks more not to have to worry about plastic taste or dumping any beer from the line due to being flat.
Beer will go flat in any line afaik. It goes way beyond a couple bucks more.
$159 for 100 feet of Ultra Barrier from more beer, vs $11.68 for 100 feet of vinyl from amazon (I get no bad taste from)
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00E6BCXQ8/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20
Plus you change lines at least once or twice a year right, or at least when serving sours or brett beers or coffee or water?
Your setup is certainly way cooler! I just find it hard to justify the cost for me. I will report back when I test my new intertaps. (I'll test both a 525 and an intertap) but it might be a while.
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Beer absolutely should not go flat in the line.
100ft of the line is $59 shipped from Birdman
http://www.birdmanbrewing.com/accuflex-bev-seal-ultra-barrier-tubing-3-16-id-100ft-free-shipping/
The beauty of the line is not needing to replace all the time and flushability of harsh flavors from one beer to the next. I replace the line once every 1-1.5yrs.
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At $159 MoreBeer is surely reaming it.
But you can do even better than $59 shipped from Birdman: Ritebrew!
Plus you can order as many feet as you want. Good deals on the John Guest adapters too, which you really need, to be able to work with this line. Their shipping is very reasonable too, and fast.
augiedoggy
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Funny I should see this today I just picked up 33ft of 3/16 bevlex or what ever it is from my LHBS for 69cents a foot yesterday...
11ft of it for each of my taps 2 ft above the kegs and it does pour with less foam than with 5ft like the beersmith calculator told me to go with...
11ft of it for each of my taps 2 ft above the kegs and it does pour with less foam than with 5ft like the beersmith calculator told me to go with...
Sadly, Brad used the same fubar'd math as 99% of the purported line calculators, getting the line resistance wrong (by ~300%!) at the flow rates we actually use for dispensing beer.
I like Mike! - or alternatively, 1 foot of 3/16" ID/7/16" OD solid PVC tubing per psi of CO2...
Cheers!
I like Mike! - or alternatively, 1 foot of 3/16" ID/7/16" OD solid PVC tubing per psi of CO2...
Cheers!
augiedoggy
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Thats the calculator I ended up using actually..
MaryB
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Beer in my lines is never flat first pour of the night... It is under the same pressure as the keg so should stay carbonated just fine.
Justintoxicated
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my experience is that when i let beer sit in the lines all week it's gotten flat and oxidized. It's not really under the same pressure add the rest of the keg, i mean reducing pressure is the whole purpose of using longer lines. Using bevflex or cheap Amazon stuff it had the same problem, might happen a bit sooner with the cheap stuff.
I haven't tried that super expensive hard to work with stuff though. I know people who tried it and didn't like it and others that swear by it. I just toss the little bit sitting in the faucet and line not a big deal for me seems to be what all the breweries do as well.
i just bought a beer line cleaning pump so if i find it not too annoying i might consider switching someday, after i finish up this box of oetiker clamps.
Just got my 2 new intertaps, hoping to test them out soon as I'm not sick anymore. going to take them apart and inspect for metal flakes first.
Nope. That's not how it works. You only get a pressure drop in the lines when the beer is flowing, and the pressure drop is a function of flow velocity (and a bunch of other things.) Zero flow equals zero pressure drop. That's the physics.
Brew on
Justintoxicated
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Nope. That's not how it works. You only get a pressure drop in the lines when the beer is flowing, and the pressure drop is a function of flow velocity (and a bunch of other things.) Zero flow equals zero pressure drop. That's the physics.
Brew on
They seemed to have skipped beer line theory in my physics class.
augiedoggy
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I never took a physics class myself with my simple education but I think if something is kept under the same amount of pressure its going to retain the same amount of c02 regardless of shape its squeezed into as long as the temps are the same.... I have found the amount of carbonation does change though depending on the temp of the hose its stored in.. I used to have a 8 ft line coming out of my old kegerator fridge to remote towers and the first pour would not be good... followed by foam until the line cooled down if I remember right..
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Doesn't have anything to do with beer line theory, it's just basic hydraulics.
As far as the beer in the line going flat: I have Bev-Seal Ultra lines in my kegorator. A few months ago I decided that after over a year, I should change out the lines. Swapped out the lines for the EJ Beverage Ultra Barrier stuff. It was easier to work with, and I didn't get any plastic flavors in the line but I did notice that the material the lines are made of definitely seemed to be CO2-permeable. The volume of beer in the lines, if not flat, was *very* lightly carbonated compared to the next ounce or two that was drawn up fresh from the keg. I swapped back to the Bev-Seal Ultra lines and the issue went away.
For what it's worth, I have good air circulation in my kegorator and the tower is forced air cooled. It wan't a foaming issue.
As far as the beer in the line going flat: I have Bev-Seal Ultra lines in my kegorator. A few months ago I decided that after over a year, I should change out the lines. Swapped out the lines for the EJ Beverage Ultra Barrier stuff. It was easier to work with, and I didn't get any plastic flavors in the line but I did notice that the material the lines are made of definitely seemed to be CO2-permeable. The volume of beer in the lines, if not flat, was *very* lightly carbonated compared to the next ounce or two that was drawn up fresh from the keg. I swapped back to the Bev-Seal Ultra lines and the issue went away.
For what it's worth, I have good air circulation in my kegorator and the tower is forced air cooled. It wan't a foaming issue.
Doesn't have anything to do with beer line theory, it's just basic hydraulics.
As far as the beer in the line going flat: I have Bev-Seal Ultra lines in my kegorator. A few months ago I decided that after over a year, I should change out the lines. Swapped out the lines for the EJ Beverage Ultra Barrier stuff. It was easier to work with, and I didn't get any plastic flavors in the line but I did notice that the material the lines are made of definitely seemed to be CO2-permeable. The volume of beer in the lines, if not flat, was *very* lightly carbonated compared to the next ounce or two that was drawn up fresh from the keg. I swapped back to the Bev-Seal Ultra lines and the issue went away.
For what it's worth, I have good air circulation in my kegorator and the tower is forced air cooled. It wan't a foaming issue.
Loss of CO2 in lines due to line permeability is a definite possibility. Will be affected by line material and wall thickness.
Brew on
MaryB
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I use the standard vinyl beer line... never noticed any plastic taste but I do clean with BLC every 3-4 kegs and I flush them with StarSan after every keg. But the 12' lines are inside my fridge at 38 degrees...
Does anyone know of a source to purchase a replacement tap shuttle for the chrome non-flow control Intertap faucets?
In a genius move, I managed to lose the tap coupling washer (#8 at http://www.intertap.beer/Downloads/Intertap 8039.pdf) after disassembling for cleaning. I know there are replacement seal kits, but I figured I'd take a shot locally first. I took the faucet (with tap shuttle) to Lowes, couldn't find a washer. However, apparently the shuttle managed to fall out of my pocket somewhere along the way. No luck finding it at Lowes.
I really like my Intertaps, but would really prefer not to have to buy a new faucet just to replace a part.
In a genius move, I managed to lose the tap coupling washer (#8 at http://www.intertap.beer/Downloads/Intertap 8039.pdf) after disassembling for cleaning. I know there are replacement seal kits, but I figured I'd take a shot locally first. I took the faucet (with tap shuttle) to Lowes, couldn't find a washer. However, apparently the shuttle managed to fall out of my pocket somewhere along the way. No luck finding it at Lowes.
I really like my Intertaps, but would really prefer not to have to buy a new faucet just to replace a part.
OP
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kdw2pd, I would first try your supplier. Where did you buy your faucet(s)?
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Buyer beware for those who are thinking about buying the Perlick/Intertap hybrid from Aliexpress. I bought this one that was listed in earlier posts:
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Ame...35474.html?spm=2114.10010108.1000013.4.h29e6T
Before purchasing, I was a bit dubious of the shank being claimed to be stainless steel due to the color in the photo. I specifically confirmed with the seller before placing order which he assured me that "everything is stainless". When I got the tap, I was immediately alarmed by the color. And after a night's soak in StarSan, it was confirmed that the shank/nut was indeed chromed brass (and the interior was not chromed at all, in fact). What is even more disappointed is that the interior spout area was neither machined or passivated. It's really rough and has a yellow/rust coating on it. Not sure if I wanted to use this on my keezer... hopefully the seller will correct this and take it back...
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Ame...35474.html?spm=2114.10010108.1000013.4.h29e6T
Before purchasing, I was a bit dubious of the shank being claimed to be stainless steel due to the color in the photo. I specifically confirmed with the seller before placing order which he assured me that "everything is stainless". When I got the tap, I was immediately alarmed by the color. And after a night's soak in StarSan, it was confirmed that the shank/nut was indeed chromed brass (and the interior was not chromed at all, in fact). What is even more disappointed is that the interior spout area was neither machined or passivated. It's really rough and has a yellow/rust coating on it. Not sure if I wanted to use this on my keezer... hopefully the seller will correct this and take it back...
augiedoggy
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Ive ordered 16 taps from there now and they are all stainless except the one that didnt say it was... mine were all ordered with the short shanks however. you and see them in the pics I shred earlier in this thread... They do not look like that. its unfortunate. most of mine were ordered from this seller,Buyer beware for those who are thinking about buying the Perlick/Intertap hybrid from Aliexpress. I bought this one that was listed in earlier posts:
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Ame...35474.html?spm=2114.10010108.1000013.4.h29e6T
Before purchasing, I was a bit dubious of the shank being claimed to be stainless steel due to the color in the photo. I specifically confirmed with the seller before placing order which he assured me that "everything is stainless". When I got the tap, I was immediately alarmed by the color. And after a night's soak in StarSan, it was confirmed that the shank/nut was indeed chromed brass (and the interior was not chromed at all, in fact). What is even more disappointed is that the interior spout area was neither machined or passivated. It's really rough and has a yellow/rust coating on it. Not sure if I wanted to use this on my keezer... hopefully the seller will correct this and take it back...
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Ame...32806434892.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.KIS7Bf
and also ordered 2 from this seller
https://www.aliexpress.com/snapshot...&orderId=81591020648005&productId=32453833489
I bought one from vidric early on and it was not as advertised either.. he was supposed to ship me the stout nitro faucet and sent me a standard one instead..
Im sorry I linked that one earlier... like I said mine are clearly stainless but have the different shorter shank as well. That whole tap assy appears to be the common standard brass type.
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Hi Augiedoggy,
Were your non vidric taps fully machined? I can take the loss of the shank, but the rough cast interior really pissed me off.
And it's not a good feeling when contacting the seller about this issue I got a nasty response accusing me of being "stupid fake buyer". Let's see if Aliexpress can settles this for a refund (not worth my money shipping it back...
Sigh~~
Were your non vidric taps fully machined? I can take the loss of the shank, but the rough cast interior really pissed me off.
And it's not a good feeling when contacting the seller about this issue I got a nasty response accusing me of being "stupid fake buyer". Let's see if Aliexpress can settles this for a refund (not worth my money shipping it back...
Sigh~~
augiedoggy
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no mine were rough inside as well (though MUCH smoother than your pics looking at them now) but I havent seen it as an issue as it hasnt effected its function at all in my case.. I realize these are like 1/3rd or less of what the original perlicks sold for.
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Much thanks. I just want to make sure what to expect.
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Subject: What you sent to Kee.
We checked into what you wrote about the Owner of VentMatic and found all of it" to be totally incorrect."
You should be glad the so called old guy in Vas did not see the BS you put out.
We checked all the public court records.
And found all of what you said is wrong.
Where ever you got your information is probably form the people who lost in court and are trying to save face and the rumor mill of simpletons who know nothing but thing they do to look important.
If you would like the real skinny do a litte digging and just ask the old guy in Vas. We did. A real eye opener. Just give VentMatic Company 7025254107 a call, the old guy my talk to you, that is if you have the guts after putting out your slanderous gunk. And when you find the real facts rewright your story, apologise to the Old Guy, and change your tune.
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augiedoggy
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What exactly did you say that would be incorrect again?
I have no idea.
