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Your mileage may vary but you should get between 7 to 10 - 5 gallon Cornys out of a 15 gallon CO2 tank.

I would love to try this! I’m completing the install of my wine room and this would be awesome. Thanks for the opportunity.

I would love this. Thanks Inkbird!

Close thread please.

Yes please! Thanks for the giveaway inkbird!

My favorite place to take my home brew is on an annual fishing trip in Northern California. The trip actually starts in 2 days!!! I typically take 2-3 different home brews in my 2.5 gal kegs because the 5 gal kegs don’t fit in my cooler. Thanks for the awesome giveaway!

I’m in!

Incontrovertible.

I’m in. Thanks Inkbird!

This is an awesome giveaway! Thanks so much, I promise to share the beer I make with it!

Love this thread- got to thinking about my favorite. I have them littered all over the house, the garage, the bbq outside and even in the truck (only for use when camping). Started to take photos and realized my favorite is the one that is closest when the need arises. Here they are- Little...

I am getting ready to brew my first lager, a clone of Warsteiner. After researching their site, the only take away for me is that they talk about using naturally soft water. My water is quite hard and so I plan to use DI or RO, but I am struggling to figure out what a close water profile for...

I understand that it won't ever be perfect, especially since the hydraulics of the system (according to the city engineer) prevent me from fully knowing what the water profile is at any given time. This is the reason I have not ordered a lab report on the water. The real question is whether...

The meter was calibrated before but measurements were not at room temp. I have read that they should have been, but that the difference might be between 2 and 3.5 off. That alone wouldn't account for the .59 difference I am experiencing. See my other response for the grain bill and water...

The grain bill is as follows: .85 lb of Pale 2 row .175 lb of German Pilsner 1.025 lb White Wheat I used 3 quarts of water that is upstream of my filter, and I did not treat it with anything. My water to grain ratio was 1.5 qt/lb and I was careful to get this correct by weight and not volume...

Hi, this is my first post, and thanks for reading. I am new to water chemistry, as will be apparent I assume. I am using the supporter version on Bru'n Water to both learn and prep for modifying my water. My water is from a city source that can have dramatic swings depending on time of year...