Thanks for that, I'll enquire to see what costs these may be... Thanks for all the feed back within the thread ^^.. while it seems some people have their ways and may not seem interested in a new Aussie made fermenter or hydrometer, a lot of great feedback was reieved also... putting together a...
so just floating an idea... what about a more of a rounded square fermenter, with a stackable lid, say the airlock came around the side so another fermenter sould be "stacked" on top... still easy to clean... clear PET, like a BetterBottle... but more of a "coopers" style fermenter in design...
the vessel I would be looking at would want to incorporate all the advantages in different fermenting vessels... a carboy seems the most popular amongst brewers but it still has it's drawbacks... I would like to design a durable and safe container, that was an ideal shape both for storage...
after venting frustration to coopers about the US having the plastic hydrometers availabe and not us Aussies... I got this reply:
Sorry Lokki,
That was mistake on the part of the distributor in the US (or rather one of his employees). He has now taken them down off his website. Thank you...
Have you heard of snap taps?? they are pretty cheap ($6) and easily cleaned...
you can get em from grain and grape
http://www.grainandgrape.com.au/product_in...7922fdfbcbe4131
I forgot to ask, especially with the better bottle, what improvements would people make? other than a no flex & cheaper version... any other physical design changes etc, such as handles, removable top for cleaning etc...
Cheers ^^
-Lokki
Hi all,
I've been watching in the shadows for a while now... so yes this is my first post... But been on the site for a while now...
Recently within my local brewing crowd, durable or plastic hydrometers and carboys have been a big topic..
Especially the hydrometers, which Coopers make, but...