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Sold this to robbym123- best of l luck with it Rob!

No interest? I'd consider an offer on this as I need the space back!

My kit’s been gathering dust for the past 2 years and I’ve finally come to terms with the fact that i’m not going to use it again… so it’s all up for sale. Only used 3 times, and all kept inside so in good condition. I’d prefer to keep it all together...

For those wanting to force carbonate from a corny have a read of: http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f35/we-no-n ... gun-24678/ . Great thread about how to do the same thing as the beer gun for a fraction of the price.

Unless you want flat beer or are kegging you will always add priming sugar after fermentation is complete. Most people syphon the beer into a bottling bucket and then add around 80g or sugar dissolved in billing water to the bottling bucket, gently mix it, and then bottle. You could do this and...

Thanks for all the replies guys. I guess vigilance and common sense will prevail. I'll just make sure I'm extra cautious and maybe start with a small brew to begin!

Hi Guys, I've seen loads of threads and how-to's about putting elements in pots, however there isn't much said about using them safely with your sockets. I'm very keen to add elements to my 50l pot, however as i'll need to add two elements i'm a bit unsure as to the safest way to use them. Is...

I did the tour this weekend just gone and also found this really interesting! I'm certainly going to look out for the crud in the fermenter for my next brew

Hi CWiseman, I've got one of these. Fantastic bit of kit and great service from Rob at the Malt Miller. Couldn't recommend it enough

Haha that's what I thought too! Fireworks in the kitchen doesn't sound great. I'm moving to a new place soon so I want to keep my options open in regards to going electric or keeping it for gas. I hadn't had the lid on during boil, didn't realise I could use it partially on, thanks for the...

I'm currently bound to using just a gas stove. Whilst it does the job and does (eventually) get 5gallons of wort up to boil, it takes a fair amount of time and uses loads of gas. I've seen heat sticks and bucket heaters being used in threads from across the pond, but is there anything anyone...

+1 for this. Very cheap, widely available and easy to keep sanitised. Much better than dunking the trial jar and hand in

Most of the places I've read about this state that you multiply the base malt by .6, which gives you the amount of DME you'll need.

haha, that's the reason I started with Pride. Not only is it an easy sip, but it seems a great recipe to rweek and make your own :cheers:

Oops typo! Yeah I'm a bit annoyed by getting 1040, I anticipated a much more vigorous boil and as you said JD I did end up with just over 24l. Still getting to grips with boiling such a vast quantity, I want to nail the boil before doing biab. I added the rest of the DME at flame out. I read...

After having good success brewing kits I decided it was time to step up and have more control over the brewing process. The next obvious step from kits is extract brewing, however I also wanted the ability to move on to BIAB without too much hassle. With this in mind I added a 50l boiler to my...

Received today, thanks V! It looks excellent. Can't wait to get brewing on Friday :)

Interesting! I've always gone 100% at the beginning. Think I'll stick to 50/50 and see ho yours pans out Scott!

Did anyone have a go at this? I'm wondering whether to go 50/50 or 20/80..

I've been meaning to pick this up for a while, thanks! Ordered!