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Hi stesmi, where did you find the blue tube inserts? The PB looks great.

2 gallon PB works great once you get use to sealing them, never lost pressure yet have it few years now. Definitely recommend.

Any luck finding a bung ?

Good point, I'll see if I can find a place where I can drop if off one week and collect it the next, hopefully get my own tank with dip tube removed. Thanks for all the advice.

Good morning all, I checked the fire extinguisher and regulator it seems like the fire extinguisher valve is definitely stuck open, I tried to slowly release the gas between the regulator and tank, it should have ran out very quickly, but it just kept going so I very slowly loosened the nut...

I'll order some John Guest taps, I'll check the regulator and tank in the morning, learning as I go, pressure barrels are looking nice and easy compared to cornys. Thanks 👍

Hi BeerCat, I see, hopefully I didn't damage it, I'll remember not to do that again just use it to serve, what I mean about letting gas through, when I turn the nob on the regulator up to raise the psi, gas will come out even with the fire extinguisher valve in the off position... This has me a...

Hi folks, I tried out using a fire extinguisher as a source for co2, I tried gassing up a corny keg, a small one 9 litres and the regulator got very cold and started to kinda frost up a little, the fire extinguisher was in it's upright position, I'm now thinking I should have inverted it and...

Brewed a Stout last night small batch 2 gallons. 1.5kg Pale malt, 300 grams of flaked barley, 200 grams roast barley, 20g East Kent Goldings for 60 minutes used a pack of Cooper's yeast. Looks good 👍

Hi thanks for the warm welcome, I brew all sorts, country wines, wine kits beer kits, all grain ales stouts bitters, not so much larger as I'm not set up for that, but I could be, I have a little bit of room in the shed so it's possible but not yet.

Hello fellow brewers, great info on here glad to join the community, I love to brew and share the nectar with family and friends, also try get others interested in this great hobby.

Great post, I use pressure barrels and find them reliable once you get familiar with them.