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Lots of breweries do use caustic soda for cleaning.

I use one of my fermentasaurus for winemaking. I don't rack into a separate tank, I can see the yeast settling and once the collection jar is full and some clearing has occurred then I remove and dump 2/3 of the yeast in the bottle. Replace it, add the sod met and degass then add the finings as...

Inline refractometers look very expensive!

I'd take it up with https://www.mikesoltys.com/ It's his PhD that calculator is based on. You don't say what temperature your beer is at for your 12 psi. But this thread might be a good starting point for your issues...

Fill one corny keg with sanitiser, use the ferment gas to purge the sanitiser out of one corny into the other and then purge that one as well. You then have two kegs with no oxygen in. Bringing another option into the room closed inject sugar mix ( half the amount for bottling carbonation ) and...

Using this https://brewingcalculators.com/beer-line-length/ 15 second pint pour and 0.5 m difference between keg centre and tap you'll need 5 metres of 4mm internal beer line. 3mm internal is 1.23 metres.

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Have you tried info@brew-spy-com Very helpful when I've contacted. My ispindels are all reporting to brewspy and the old data. Do you have a paid subscription?

I've used it a few times, does nothing to start with then a very creamy white barm, this then dies down and the yeast converts over from acid production to alcohol production and then plods on. I actually threw in some Kveik flakes after the acid phase on one of my beers and then bumped the...

Cable ties through the rings will do it. Have to admit that I'm cautious but don't often bother with the cotter pins or tying them up. A sure indication that brewday on thursday I'll have a disaster.

Hopefully ready for the beer festival.

The washers come out easier if the arms aren't in the locked position. In my opinion too easily, they flick out with the end of a biro or find a small pair of forceps.

The silicone washers come in different thicknesses on a few of my camlocks, this makes some wobblier than others. You could cable tie the rings on the ends of the camlocks together. The camlocks aren't designed to rotate once placed. I use 1/2 inch bsp to 10mm push fits on my pump, very secure...

My EWL has a transverse cylinder, I don't remember any bits of cork in it, just O rings. Some pictures might help the puzzle solvers.

It was a good beer back in the day, now a poor facsimile.

Last beer I remember in a stubby was early Ruddles County. The bottles had those tear off caps.

They may well be but they aren't centrifuging to get the alcohol out.

In NZ and Aus, there's a separate plug for 15A devices. Rest of the house sockets rated for 10A and can fit in the 15A socket but not vice versa. The plugs aren't as good as UK plugs though.

Even my wheat beers manage this in the keg as well.

Exactly what I was trying to convey without the details and regs. Thanks.