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You got a good woman. If I tried that, I would be finding it on the corner with a free sign on it lol

It is a temporary solution until we make room elsewhere. I'm sure she won't allow it to stay too much longer, but I appreciate her patience lol
 
Against the Grain, an all-grain APA BIAB experiment -- my first for both. Four days in, and the kreusen is starting to fall with bubbles slowing to about one a second.
 
Lacto and kveik going at it for a few days with a nice heat wrap. Then I'll be turning off the heat, and tossing in some dry hops and mango puree to make a nice mango sour
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what's the set up behind the fermenter?
Was wondering if anyone would notice that. Plan to keg some of the batch and will bottle the rest. Using fermentation gas to purge 1 gallon keg and 2 liter pop bottle (ghetto keg). So it’s airlock on fermenter to liquid out on keg, gas in on keg to liquid out on 2 liter, gas in on 2 liter to airlock with star san. After those two are filled depending on losses from fruit and hops, I should have enough left to bottle somewhere between a 6 pack and a 12 pack
 
Was wondering if anyone would notice that. Plan to keg some of the batch and will bottle the rest. Using fermentation gas to purge 1 gallon keg and 2 liter pop bottle (ghetto keg). So it’s airlock on fermenter to liquid out on keg, gas in on keg to liquid out on 2 liter, gas in on 2 liter to airlock with star san. After those two are filled depending on losses from fruit and hops, I should have enough left to bottle somewhere between a 6 pack and a 12 pack

Very very cool. I thought it looked like that but I wasn't sure. Is this a first try?
 
I've got NOTHING in my fermenter! (Which is weird because I usually keg a beer during a brew day and then fill it with a new beer the same day I've emptied it)
It's just sitting down there all lonely and hungry.
Brewing a red IPA tomorrow. No idea why, but I found myself craving one today.
 
Very very cool. I thought it looked like that but I wasn't sure. Is this a first try?
It’s the first time I have been purging two “kegs” inline but I have been using fermentation byproduct to flush my kegs when possible (keg already has to be empty and waiting when fermentation starts) for some time now with great success.
 
Nothing but fresh air! I've got a bottle neck, no pun intended, of lack of free bottles to justify(to the Wife) another batch. I am waiting on three cases of 500mL cappable Belgian bottles from my LHBS still or else I would be ramping for another batch of hefeweizen.
 
It’s the first time I have been purging two “kegs” inline but I have been using fermentation byproduct to flush my kegs when possible (keg already has to be empty and waiting when fermentation starts) for some time now with great success.

Do you put the spunding valve on the empty keg side?
 
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