B bgough Well-Known Member Joined Feb 11, 2009 Messages 304 Reaction score 2 Location San Luis Obispo, CA Dec 13, 2009 #1 Or do you need stainless? If its ok to use brass, do I have to do anything to clean or prepare it before I boil in the keggle?
Or do you need stainless? If its ok to use brass, do I have to do anything to clean or prepare it before I boil in the keggle?
McKBrew Well-Known Member Joined Oct 19, 2006 Messages 8,186 Reaction score 44 Location Hayden Dec 13, 2009 #2 I'm not sure about brass for boiling. Check out the appendix in How to Brew on metals. www.howtobrew.com Honestly if I were you I would use copper pieces. Definitely no issues with boiling those.
I'm not sure about brass for boiling. Check out the appendix in How to Brew on metals. www.howtobrew.com Honestly if I were you I would use copper pieces. Definitely no issues with boiling those.
T Tmeister Well-Known Member Joined Sep 28, 2009 Messages 56 Reaction score 0 Location Valencia CA. Dec 13, 2009 #3 I think that its no problem, I'm not positive, but i think that brass is made with copper and some other metals. I think that brass copper and stainless are the three metals that are brewery safe
I think that its no problem, I'm not positive, but i think that brass is made with copper and some other metals. I think that brass copper and stainless are the three metals that are brewery safe
lamarguy Well-Known Member Joined Aug 21, 2008 Messages 1,652 Reaction score 35 Location Austin, TX Dec 13, 2009 #4 Brass (pickled or not) is perfectly fine for use in the brewery. No proven issues whatsoever except for myths and unfounded fear...
Brass (pickled or not) is perfectly fine for use in the brewery. No proven issues whatsoever except for myths and unfounded fear...