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Ok,I know the cardinal rule that oxygen kills beer,but after I ferment (I do a 60 litre batch at a time) I use an air compressor to push my beer through my filter to the kegs I will carbonate. As of yet I have not had a problem ,as it is going through filter then to keg then to get carbonated...

I want to make a brew big enough so I can fill 4 off my corny kegs with the same brew at the same time. Do I just buy 4 of the same brew cans,4kg sugar and 4 yeast (that come with can), And ten would I still leave it to ferment for 7 days as per usual ? Thanks in advance Tony

was not a monetary question or problem of affordability ,just wanted to know how long could store in plastic kegs,but thank you for your input

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Cut a man a break lol cant expect drinking and typing to be on par

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yes the fermenters, you can but them at bunnings for about 15 bugs ,i want to stick to the one plastic brew keg that i always use for brewing ,pour into plastic keg for storage when 2-3 weeks is up, and then when time comes pour into corny. Took some good pics today of a bar fridge to small with...

1 week ,lol what can i say i love beer :beerbang: i Drink fom a pint glass thats 30 beers about 4 -5 ,a night not that big a mission

I have gas setup but at this stage only 2 corny kegs, and i go through them to quick, so i was wondering if i kept say 5 plastic kegs ahead at a time how long will the beer store in said plastic kegs ? Will they oxidize as i guess as some stage air will permeate them ? Thanks in advance

I use it inline to transfer one keg(pressurised) to drinking keg under co2 pressure, as for oil in them I am unaware, but I have been using successfully for a while now. I clean the line and run water and sanitizer through them after each use, I usually use the one for about 10 kegs. As cube...

thats what i use yes, and perfectly fine

Cost about 2-3 bucks and my beer comes out crstal clear,any one else use them ? I dont know what micron they are but easy to replace and cheap as chips