Came into new FREE stuff.
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You can store it at my place... I'll keep it safe. 
You can store it at my place... I'll keep it safe.
Haha yea its in the mail
CloverBrew
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store it in a pot with water that is roughly 156-160 degrees for one hour. then put hops and yeast with it, and store it in a bucket for a couple weeks, then store it in bottles, or that free corney I see you got there. then do one last storage transfer from your corney to your kidney. then store it in the sewer system.
I'm currently starting the transfer of a different model at this moment.
Yea its a lucky spot I got into the same hobby as him.
Or you can just get one big garbage can/lid from the hardware store. Store all the grain together in bags in one spot.
Hit up a local grocery store and talk to the bakery department. Sometimes they'll give you their empty frosting buckets for free.
edit: I also have some Soy Sauce buckets from the Chinese Kitchen area too. All food grade, just clean'em up.
edit: I also have some Soy Sauce buckets from the Chinese Kitchen area too. All food grade, just clean'em up.
DogFace_Brewing
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Awesome thanks ill hit up thise guys as well.
Nightshade
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Nice score.
My boss gives me grain, hops and yeast for home as I need. He calls it a pilot system located off site...I am ok with that, now I just need to get my system built so I can take advantage of it
My boss gives me grain, hops and yeast for home as I need. He calls it a pilot system located off site...I am ok with that, now I just need to get my system built so I can take advantage of it
EllisTX
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I can see the situation now.
"Who do I have to sleep with to get some free stuff around here..."
I think a homer bucket holds about 20-25 lbs. Grab a couple 6-8 from home depot. They're stackable and seal pretty well.
"Who do I have to sleep with to get some free stuff around here..."
I think a homer bucket holds about 20-25 lbs. Grab a couple 6-8 from home depot. They're stackable and seal pretty well.
Haha thankfully no sexual favors have to pass to get this stuff
UnDeFiNeD_EK-808
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sounds about right to me!!!!
Boy,that's one hell of a good boss!:rockin:
Paint section of home despot also has the gamma seal lids for about $6 apiece. Lots easier than prying off the lids. And I will confirm that 25 lb of 2-row fits in a 5 gal bucket.
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