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  1. Ashman

    Lifestraw

    Yeah looking at the YouTube videos the straw cannot do milk. The Lifestraw mission though looks a better bet - seems to have a pre filter. Think I could brew in the 12L and looks to even have a bottling wand ! Flow rate might be too low I think (seems to be quoted as 9L /hr theoretical). Not...
  2. Ashman

    Lifestraw

    Filtering hop pellet remnants , trub from the FV.
  3. Ashman

    Lifestraw

    Has anyone used the Lifestraw water filtration product on their homebrew? The product was originally for humanitarian use but markets seem to have expanded. I was thinking of either looking at the siphon to see if it generated enough suction. I expect I might then need to carbonate the beer...
  4. Ashman

    First brew

    Thanks. The hops are in. Oddly I poured another bottle and this one is less bitter (or I am getting used to it) but with a better head. Maybe more cloudy too.
  5. Ashman

    First brew

    Will do. Though I’m a tad confused. The Wilko kit I used says a light Summer Ale but refers to it being a Pilsner. I think the Pilsner bit might be marketing? The beer has bitterness. The kit does have pellet hops to dry hop but I thought I’d try that in half the batch. Though with the...
  6. Ashman

    First brew

    I’ve named the beer shitzgiver. Half the batch has been bottled into 500ml green plastic fizzy water bottles. The bottles have cleared quite well although I have yet to drink one.... I’ve still got 6Litres (half the batch ) in the FV though it is very slow to clear. I’m unsure why because the...
  7. Ashman

    Bottles

    My local Aldi had a few Das Helle beers in. It’s a resin swingtop brown bottle £1.99 for 500ml. Though not that cheap as it has been I found the beer ok not amazing ( seems to have a dry aftertaste to me).
  8. Ashman

    First brew

    First post. Ok got a Wilko kit for 22Litres. However, instead of adding the sugar I just halved the water volume to brew with the malt extract. Starting Hydrometer reading was as expected. I’m using cleaned up (and sanitised) wild bird fat ball tubs from Wilko as they are spec’d at 8.8litres to...
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