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Might depend on the type of valve, but I broke down my Blichmann BK and HLT valves after many many batches, and both were sparkling clean. I flush with hot water after each brew and then PBW 1-2 times per year

Thanks! Used the below mount from Amazon. I have the panel from Kal, and when the silver mounting brackets (don't know the actual term) are removed I used the hardware they were attached with to attach the mount to the panel. Had to widen the holes in the mount a little with a drill, but...

Now we're cooking with... electricity

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4lbs of Yakima Valley hops (excited to try out the 007!)

Over the past three years moved from this To my e-HERMS

I've got a 20g Blichmann kettle and do 5g batches from time to time. (Well usually 6 gal ending volume, .5 for trub and such in the kettle, and .5 for the yeast post fermentation)

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For sale used Greenlee punches and step-bit (plus 2 hole saws) 1ea 1-1/4" conduit punch (43.2mm) 1ea 1-1/4" punch (i think 31.7mm?) 1ea 1-1/4" punch (31.7mm) 1ea 1/2" conduit punch (22.5mm) 1ea 13/16" conduit punch (20.6mm) 1ea 9/16" punch (14.3mm) 1ea Greenlee step-bit (PN 36414) 1-3/8" 1ea...

This was my old setup. Ground fault for computer/mill/etc, and switched outlets for the pumps.

Going to give it a little bit more time before parting it out, but I'll let you know

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Like Govner1 I run the wort thorough my pump/cfc just after shutting off the flame on the boil, and let it recirculate for a few min until everything is nice and toasty. However I don't use StarSan on it, rather let the heat kill off any wild bugs, and then flush well with very hot water after...

That's it, I'm gonna start my own moving company... with blackjack! And hookers! In fact... Appreciate the offer... I'll let you know. You also taking care of the liquid issue too? Yea, that's what I'm worries about. Have someone coming out next week to take a look at the apt to see what...

And 4 kegs are 10+ abv barleywine at that

Thanks, yea I didn't even think about the pressurization issue. We're talking 9 5gal and 2 3gal kegs, so don't think that a party would even put a dent in the supply. I was thinking of the small covered uhaul trailer not open air (don't know if that's what you were thinking of). The move is...

Would do that, but they're doing the packing and won't accept pre-packed items... Damn you company for trying to make my life easier!!![emoji6]

Hey Everyone, Anyone have any experience with using a professional moving company and having them move full kegs of homebrew? As part of a company sponsored relocation, they are paying for the movers. I guess that worst case scenario is renting a uhaul trailer to bring them (and maybe some...