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This You can buy the boiler/mash tun or make one your self. You will then be able to brew any style from grain and it's a great way to start. If you progress you will still require what you have made/purchased which is important, it doesn't become obsolete.

Yep, we had an IT issue!! Oat husks, the price changed for a very short period, we soon sorted it after being shouted at quite loudly! Basically there was a tick in the wrong box;)

I can't remember the last time they were out of stock, we sell a huge amount of them. This is the link https://www.themaltmiller.co.uk/product/rice-hulls/

Yep, all sorted now;)

Thanks everyone, web team are on it now!

Hi, I have never seen a disconnect that can't be taken apart, it should really be part of a cleaning regime. I wouldn't use Vaseline as it may actually shorted the life of the O rings, right lube for the right occasion;) Use something silicone based. The kegland original disconnects are nice...

They are fine if you take the handle off the Oxebar keg. But, the handle is handy!

I don't ever prime kegs, simply force carb and serve with CO2.

No problem with short filling 2, they will be perfect.

By doing that you are almost certain to oxidise the beer. If you had another pressure vessel you could transfer the beer between them both oxygen free. The Oxebar 20 / 8 / 4 litre kegs would be ideal. Be a shame to go through the process of brewing and the beer to be spoilt.

Hey, It is not user error, the cam locks you are using don't have the safety locking pins. These are ok to use in a situation where you don't get pulsing, such as a valve on a kettle however, on a pump they will, or can work loose. Choose the camlocks with locking pins to be sure that they will...

Well yes, or I wouldn't have suggested itathumb... Actually, I was using a party tap myself just because it was easier at home so know exactly the problems that can occur. With a Bronco style tap it is extremely difficult to regulate any flow, they really need to be open or closed. Dispense...

If you are looking for an upgrade then this is performing brilliantly for my dispense at home. https://www.themaltmiller.co.uk/product/nukatap-mini-fc-disconnect-kit/

The problem is you are going to introduce a load of Oxygen when you reattach the doc, you will hear it bubble through the beer and it will make you cry!

You can put the hops in a bag, but how you going to get them out? A big advantage of the PINTER is being able to remove the trub.

Hello, Just to cover off a few points. Firstly, we had no contact whatsoever with PINTER, we purchased the unit directly from the PINTER website, it wasn't sent for free. For those that want to brew smaller batches, test different yeasts, hop combos etc the unit has been excellent. Added to...

I wouldn't cook my family's diner in it, i wouldn't brew beer in it. I would give it a clean so it came up brand new, not difficult do with various different chemicals that are easily available.

You will be fine;)

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No sulphur present in the final beer, no idea when it was fermenting as the fermenter is in such a large space. Plus, i didn't stick my nose in it;)