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That's NEARLY perfect That's finer than a frogs hair Don't do everything today... you wont have anything to do tomorrow Ya gotta make hay while the sun shines Strike when the irons hot Don't have to many irons in the fire

Along same line... you never have time to do it right the first time, but always find time to go back and fix it.

I believe that is a quote of Ben Franklin

I had thought about buying a Stout kettle, but I have seen the prices go up and it seems the quality that should be in a $400-$500 dollar kettle is not there. A $400 15 gal. kettle should be flawless at such a premium price. Sorry but Stout is now off my watch list

Try mixing a tsp. of table salt in 1/2 a pint of bottled, or fresh, lemon juice. Use a toothbrush to scrub this on your discolored spots if they bother you. If you clean it with a caustic cleaner make sure you rinse it well, actually a good rinse after boiling in, and then cooling your...

Anything acidic will work, even lemon or lime juice. PBW is alkaline base, that's what causes the copper turn blue. I think copper sulphate is what the blue is. Not sure about BKF, probably wouldn't hurt if it was rinsed well afterwards. By the way, a dunk in hot wort will clean it right up...

Try washing with starsan, vinegar, or some other acidic cleaner.

Brewed a kolsch 3 weeks ago, after starting mash i realized my 13qts of strike water included approx. 8 qts of starsan solution left over from previous brew day. I usually save 10 gal of water from cooling previous wort to use in mashing and sparging the next batch. Fot some reason I only filled...

how did you go about mashing? Temperature, conversion time, etc..?