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Muffuletta!!

I have ans Apera PH60 a couple of years old. Have used it maybe on 15 brews and just don't see the need anymore.

My Bad Kingmatt., for some now unknown reason I thought you were referring to the Northeast Style IPA forum originated by Braufessor.

The OP is still alive and well apparently as he responded to one of your posts in April of this year

Just eat them and then tell us

Sad state of affairs

My bad, the name was Endeavor . It was a double IPA of at least 9%

Is St. Arnolds brewery still producing Elysium? Every time going through Houston over the last couple years I cant find it, I usually look at H.E.B.

I'd leave it , those 4 corners will never POP back into place.

I grew up in South Seattle around Seward Park. Been back a few time over the last 10 years and glad I left. Really miss the Hydroplane races though. I remember when driving in from Renton the city limits sign listed Seattle pop. @ 500,000.

I have had it for 40 years as a result of working in the commercial diving industry. Most of the time I don't notice it but when things are quiet it is very apparent. I only have 10 to 20 years left to put up with it. I did have a severe vertigo episode about 2 months ago but after seeing a Dr...

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Perfect timing! Thanks Inkbird

The taps are in starsan to keep mold from growing on them as it would if they were left just laying around between uses, also this catches drips etc. . I could use water but it would need to be changed more frequently. I break them down completly to clean when I change kegs.

Picnic taps, no damage from being in starsan. I change it when it gets cloudy which is about@ 6 months

I have 3 kegs and keep the lines long and mostly coiled on top of each keg leaving about 2 ft to maneuver with. The taps reside in a glass jar 1/2 full of starsan sitting on the hump in the chest keezer. This method works very well for me.

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I agree the compression fitting would be easiest if the pipe ends are round

Take it to a Air conditioning service company or a welding shop