Recent content by tulsabrewdaddy

Bringing up an old thread but I have now used my natural gas stand 3 times and love it! The first time is used it I kept all 23 tips, mistake. I didn't like the one on the OP because it wasn't spread out enough so I did my own version and have no issues with lighting all the tips at once.

No it has been in a temperature controlled fridge the whole time. I'm thinking about moving it to a secondary to see if that helps.

Been almost 5 months, the fruit is falling and it's still not clear....thoughts?

We are building a new house with a 3 car garage, the third car will mainly be brewing and tools. I currently run natural gas but foresee electric in my future. I have thought of a couple things to make sure they put out there but I'm sure I have missed a lot. Here is my current list: 50 amp...

She claims the sink....

Still not clear after 4 months (brewed April 1st), not sure if I should bottle it or continue to wait, thoughts?

Bottled the 1/2 cranberry 1/2 apple juice version of this I made April 17th today. Crystal clear, smelled amazing, and my SWMBO "accidentally" poured out my taster glass I had cooling in the fridge....

Made this on 4/1 and it's still cloudy, should I leave it alone and wait?

That is fantastic and so true!

Awesome, thanks!

It would be great for me cause I run two kegs and I could just grab the co2 off on and clip to the gun.

So you just put a post that would go onto a keg on the gun? Is there any additional piece that it needs in order for the post to fit? I bought the kit yesterday but would much rather do this...thanks for the idea.

Broke down when free shipping was offered. I plan on bottling about 1/4 or 1/2 or my batches for friends and family so this should help that process.

Been putting off the deep freeze for the meat for a couple of years, definitely getting one. Hoping to fill it back up in the fall.

Just noticed my fridge in the garage wasn't working. Not even mad about the fridge but my beer is hot and my deer meat is ruined! At least my homebrew is safe in the kegerator inside...