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Have you tried a new buffer? Mine read exactly the same the other day, 9.18, until I mixed a new buffer, then it self calibrated to the correct reading.

Set and forget

Right! Do you know, when your knocking on a bit, and you know why you're going into a room and what you want to get, but as you walk through the door, you forget why you're there. Or you ask what's for dinner, 3 times, convinced you've not already asked. Well there's another version, your...

Thinking of doing the Graham Wheeler Landlord tomorrow. It calls for white sugar, anyone done it? Anyone replaced the sugar with grains? Is there any benefit, or should I just add the sugar?

You can take the gauge out and all of the mechanism is exposed, looks a bit like a watch. You've got nothing to lose by gently flushing it with some distilled water or r/o. What's the worst that can happen?

Brewfather have a Facebook page that the developers are active on. They encourage feedback and suggestions which they often act on. They also want any bugs reported which they seem to sort out immediately.

could you put it next to the window with a fan behind it blowing the steam out of the window?

I think the bovine bit is in reference to the bullsh!t he's sprouting.

By the way, of the three you've listed the cheaper one is the best option, for all intense and purpose they are identical, you can swop the parts from one to another and you'll end up with the same unit. Except the cheaper one has a backflush valve which will greatly prolong the life of the...

Try this guy, I've just bought an identical unit, except 75 gpd for £42 and some pennies, including postage, got it next day. I've had several over the years (used to keep marines) and this is as good as any, apart from the 5 stage 150 gpd with a pressure pump that I got new for £20, but that's...

I'm afraid that was the old problem of predictive text and I missed it!! His name is Bronson, although, funnily enough, one of his pups was named Boris, and I know he WAS named after the PM.

He's a big boy now, and there's 2 of them.

Boris as a puppy, he was just coming up to 6 months old

I've just bought a 4 stage 75 gpd from directwaterfilters for £42.45. importantly it comes with a back flushing fitment which extends the life of the filters. Strange Steve is right, it must be stored wet or you'll bugger the filters, so if you buy second hand factor in a new set of filters...

Had me *** this morning. brewing Sunday, trying to think of a recipe for a "binjabbed" beer.

Is that even for a pilsner?

Just a bit of info that maybe helpful to some. Proper tropical fish shops, not places like pet city, but particularly ones that do marines, will often do a water test for you, sometimes using salifert kits, but often using proffesional equipment, not sure what the cost would be nowadays, but...

I'm 64 and got a text 2 days ago to book the *** from my doctor's surgery. I'm booked for 9 this Friday. My partner is 62, with a different surgery, she got a phone call today and she's booked in Monday. Neither of us have underlying medical conditions.

Thank you both. So, dihydrate it is, is 77% OK? Is it a better idea if I use RO up to a balanced blend and my tap water for my darker beers?

Just a bit of clarification please. I'm in Kent, so the water is hard and alkaline, from memory, (could be dis-remembering) when I used to keep marines, and regularly tested the water, it used to average about 270ppm for alkaline and 145 for Calc. before going through my very expensive pumped 6...