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    Gentle warmth

    Thanks vossy, pjbiker The re-purposed fridge option is looking favourite, although we'll need a big'un to get the conical in. Never easy, is it. Cheers chaps.
  2. R

    Gentle warmth

    Actually, I should just read read properly - I see now 60 watts per 'cell'. Interesting.
  3. R

    Gentle warmth

    Ah, thanks Vossy. I've looked at your blog and indeed your cabinetry is wondrous. I'm not sure if my farmyard carpentry would measure up but I can see the merits of building an enclosure. The tubular heater is an excellent tip - do you use them and if so at what wattage? Cheers
  4. R

    Gentle warmth

    Actually, no, I hadn't thought of that. The construction would make it challenging . . . I had thought that a greenhouse parafin heater could take the chill off though. Cheers
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    Gentle warmth

    Hi all. As our new brewhouse staggers towards it's inaugural AG brew (maybe some pictures when it all looks smart enough for a 'reveal'), we note the onset of winter. The brewhouse being a steel shed, it seems that some nurturing warmth will be be required to keep the fermentation on track...
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    Yeast harvest. It's alive, but what is it?

    Hi chaps and thanks for your advice. i started with 600ml of starter 'wort' comprising tap water and 100g of extract, well boiled - it is still going strong in terms of yeast activity. My brewing partner favours using the wyest beasties for our first brew, so I think i may reserve this culture...
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    Yeast harvest. It's alive, but what is it?

    Hi all - first time post here so please be gentle . . . As an experiment, I have harvested the plausible-looking sludge from the bottom of a bottle of Hopback Summer Lightning and let it rip in a sterilised starter medium. After a couple of days of sulking it has bubbled into life and has now...
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