Search results

Due to the constant energy losses while the heating is on, it does not stack up. Cheapest way to heat a house is a log burner and good use of your hunter-gatherer skills.

Nothing in North Lincs, but we hardly ever do.

@DocAnnaI have a similar set up in the loft. Synology NAS and router with wired APs scattered about the premises. A large POE switch for the CCTV etc.

Not true. Plenty of stand-alone systems available. Most ISPs will also give you the details you need to use 3rd party routers too. Sky being the only exception I have come across.

I’m out in the middle of nowhere and struggled with a 10/1 connection at best, while the villagers next door all had FTTP installed via different providers. One day, a government scheme came along that allowed me to claim a voucher and redeem it with a little fiber company called InternetTY...

Yes.

How can that be when the gas is already in the solution and is connected to the keg. Solutions are; Never pre gas with CO2 Use 70/30 Control your keg temp well Use 3/16 line on a homebrew set up Unsure the lines are cool, as a solution warms it will release the absorbed gas Nitrogen takes...

Needs to be a check valve ideally but I have seen cheaper smaller valves on sale so maybe not!

Weed.

You’ll end up with no beer left at this rate.

It’s tall enough to hang over the edge and open the fridge door.

. That’s the plan, worktop and fridge top

Clean mine every keg, that’s it. Beer always taste fine. Star San stays in the line after the clean until the next keg goes on.

Unsure why the do. Even 3/16 is plenty.

This should leave enough room for a dumpy corni.

Looks like 8mm to me. Or 5/16th if using beer line. Maybe 3/8 actually, measure the hole. I use 8mm polyurethane air line as it’s more flexible.

That’s the bad boy.

Micromatic certainly do as I have one. Probably 1m long hose.

Just like when you fart in the bath.