Dog bowl false bottom?

[skulltat280]

Anyone ever used a stainless steel dog bowl in your all grain set up?

For about £2/3 it seems like a good idea to me

 

[MyQul]

No. If it works though, it'll be the dogs bollocks

 

[skulltat280]

Just a thought, probably be going with a copper tube manifold end of the day

 

[matt76]

Anyone ever used a stainless steel dog bowl in your all grain set up?

For about £2/3 it seems like a good idea to me

No, but while searching for a large sieve/colander for squeezing out my grain bag I stumbled upon this intriguing device: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B073TQ3M87/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20

 

[marshbrewer]

I used to use one . All the beers I made with it turned out a bit ruff.


I'll get me coat.

 

[Bigcol49]

Hi!
There's nothing false about my dog's bottom. It produces copious amounts of sh*t regularly and often.
I am thinking of re-naming him The Sun.

 

[HarryFlatters]

I've got a guard thing that's too stop fat splashing out of my frying pan that wedges in my boiler just above the element, works really well.

 

[skulltat280]

I've got a guard thing that's too stop fat splashing out of my frying pan that wedges in my boiler just above the element, works really well.

What size is your boiler?

 

[HarryFlatters]

Plastic Peco thing, not sure about the diameter. These splash guards come in different sizes though, so you should find something that's work

 

[HoppyTommy]

I used to use one . All the beers I made with it turned out a bit ruff.


I'll get me coat.

A paw attempt at humour......