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Here's the situation. I would like to hook up a propane quick disconnect for my grill and turkey fryer, so I can use my house propane instead of getting bottles filled. When we moved in, the grill was connected to the house propane. There is an outside line specifically for the grill, but...

I know there are a ton of ball valve how to's on the site, but for the life of me, I couldn't find a definitive one for a 3/8" valve on an aluminum kettle, so here goes. Here's the equipment I used: I used 3/8" brass because for some reason, in this area of Connecticut, stainless steel is non...

I don't suppose anyone has 2 of these they'd like to sell me? I can't find them locally and I'm not paying $5.00 shipping (The cheapest I could find) for $1.70 worth of locknuts. If anyone has some, I'll gladly send a self addressed stamped envelope to you with the money for them...

Does anyone happen to know if the water temperature decreases as you go down in well depth? We have a 270 ft. deep well, and it's been 90+ degrees for the last two or three days, and my tap water bottomed out at 55.2 degrees F. That seems pretty dang low to me, but I've never tested anyone...

So my first beer didn't turn so great. In fact, it was bad. I've finally given up on it, and it's going down the tubes. But I learned some valuable lessons I believe, and have ideas on how to improve. Any suggestions or corrections are very welcome. 1: I did a full wort boil, but used large...

Sorry if this has been asked before, but after searching, I couldn't find any threads that really answered my question. So I have a propane hookup outside the house that was crimped when they redid the deck. It was used for the grill previously. My question is, how would one go about hooking...

Hello all from CT! Just brewed my first batch five weeks ago. An Irish ale extract kit from northern brewer. I just sampled a bottle to see how the carbonation was going, and I am pleased to report that it seems to be well carbonated. The bad news is that it seems a bit thin and it has an...