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The scales had a crap battery, they turned off every 20 seconds. I persevered. I thought the would be more accurate... I then dug a old school bathroom scale out and weighed it again. No battery problems this time. The markings where of slightly different.

I was marking the full container. 30 litres. 1 Litre jug. Picking it up and putting it down. Checking the level of it each time. To me it was easier to weigh escpecailly now I know it is about right.

I'm learning how to use this site. Brill .love the idea of just making the spoon tho. That's a must now I think.

1litre of weight a kg? So I didn't see a problem with letting the tap let rip and Marking the side of the container as I pleased. Question is did I get it right?

Hello all My first ever, ever brew started only just yesterday. The plastic container I purchased is plain white food grade bucket with locking lid. I went with the cheap option... No we I had a problem to solve. I had no idea of what 23 litres looked like.... So I read 1 litre was 1kg...

One pint lead to another pint. I read this back... it was a friend's brew from his kit

I think so to... the kit beer I had tried lead to another, then another and another...

Hey guys How lucky are we, to be able to help each other. I think I've got quite a lot of confidence to gain first. I think I should be purchasing a starter kit. I like the idea of the all grain process, if that makes sense?

Recently I've became interested in home brewing. The intrest has developed in trying to gather as much information as possible. Quickly looking through the forum I think it's going to be great help. I reckon come February I'll be prepared and confident enough to start a brew. In the mean...