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Yes please.

hahahaha. When you crack the can does it go phssst or meow?

I'll be 4th in the que and take the other 2 19L cheers Occa

In Brunswick too, freaked me out I thought there was someone tapping on the window then he started to give the house a nudge. Must have been a very fat man.

I left it once before for about five hours after mash out, all was fine, tasted great. Probably should have posted a final result to http://www.aussiehomebrewer.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=26985&hl=occa. Occa

I've done it on two occassions, both were fine. I've also left a plastic paddle in there once before, didn't know it was in there until I turned the house upside down looking for it when I was trying to do a second bacth a week later. Occa

When the old man ran a pub, we would finish the lines by pushing out the remaining beer with gas (drink them or hand those beers out if we were in a good mood), then flush the lines with water each night, leaving the water in the lines until the next day. Then once a week we would clean the...

I bought new one (imported from Italy) for $125 from these guys http://www.winequip.com.au on their last day in their Coburg premises before moving. They may have some more, but at what price I wouldn't know.

Definately. Seems like every brewday/ferment brings forth new knowledge. .....Just wish I'd remember to close that damn fermentor tap!

Ahh Hoges, your my hero. OK, left pot on stove and went out to a BBQ have now arrived home, turned the stove on and now just seen the hot break - approx 5hrs since mash-out. Turned computer on and now seen further comments by MHB, Tony, buttersd70 & newguy which is what I didn't want to hear...

Hi all, didn't know how I could search this query without reading thousands of posts so I thought I go the easy option. My question is how long can you delay your boil after finishing your mash-out? I've got to head off in half an hour and my mash-out has just finished. I was thinking of...

I've heated up a butter knife on the stove top and marked IN on the plastic that did not already have it stamped. Having said that I still don't always read it. :blink:

11 years ago I was struggling to find xmas presents for the family, when I spied the Coopers Homebrew kit whilst doing the food shopping at Coles, Bingo! great present for the old man, he was a publican, knew a fair bit about beer and would appreciate crafting his own brew. How wrong was I...

If you really want to impress you could add a bbq like this mob. http://www.bargomobilebars.com.au/ Looks like they are using a temprite system requiring power.

Kids are both finally asleep, can't disturb them with any unfamiliar noises ;)

Enjoying an American Amber Ale with Fat Tyre Yeast in front of my new TV as the Hawks roll the Crows. Life is good.

Years ago when my uncle was brewing his four year old was playing with their pet cat and using his fermentor (unknowingly) as a house/cubby. Being on a farm he didn't notice the cat was missing until he went into the shed one day and found the said cat asphyxiated in the fermentor.

BB, how did this brew go? I have this strain in the fermenter at the moment.

Ditto.

If you're not set on beer, but still want to dispense some alcohol from your new beaut system, you could force carbonate some water with 4 bottles of vodka in the keg, then have some cordials to flavour after everybody pours themselves a glass/pot/pint/jug/yardglass. Warning though: if you do...