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And various sizes are still trickling on to your website now? So if I wait long enough I should expect that Duotight versions of all the existing push fittings will show up?

This is the same inner diameter and length as the original: https://www.kegland.com.au/fermzilla-27l-replacement-60cm-silicone-dip-tube.html

Why are some of the push-fittings "monotight" rather than "duotight"? I presume they're branded that way due to only having a single o-ring, but I can't see any rhyme or reason which fittings get a duotight version and which come out as a monotight instead.

Yeah, having the fan blow across the shanks can help, too.

I've made the Manuka Smoked Red Ale, it's very good. The smoke character from the manuka smoked malt is very mild - I think the recipe calls for 30% smoked malt and I kicked it up to 50% and still liked it. It's not like an overpowering rauch malt.

Sodium Percarbonate is sometimes sold as a no-rinse one-step cleaner and sanitiser, but it's probably best not to treat it as one. Rinse it and use a proper no-rinse sanitiser for cold-side stuff where sanitisation is required. My chemistry is too rusty to work through the actual safety - the...

If you're targeting "advanced brewers" why is the product description page mostly full of alternative-health woo about drinking water?

That's where this branch of the conversation started: https://aussiehomebrewer.com/threads/kegland-questions-and-answers.98306/page-141#post-1542034

Given they've put "65 psi" on the side of the adapter, I'm guessing they reckon a PET bottle is good to about 65 psi! (I've force carbonated at 40 psi many times, and used up to 120 psi for bottle rockets, so 65 feels reasonable to me)

Doesn't help, now you've blown krausen through a check valve AND your spunding PRV and you have two things to clean.

https://aussiehomebrewer.com/threads/pass-through-shanks.99289/#post-1521225

Carwyn Cellars is a long ride out on the 86 tram but it's pretty great. Beermash is similar, out in the same direction but a lot closer to town. Ditto Slowbeer. If you have the time, take the 86 out to Carwyn, buy some beers, drink from some of the taps, and then do a crawl back into town via...

Is the scale of the Precision Hydrometer set (KL14069) misquoted by a factor of 10? i.e. should they be 1.000 - 1.010 , 1.010-1.020 etc? Description currently says they're: Hydrometer 1 - 1.000-1.100 Hydrometer 2 - 1.100-1.200 Hydrometer 3 - 1.200-1.300 Hydrometer 4 - 1.300-1.400 Hydrometer 5...

I've been giving some thought to this....I don't own a Fermzilla, but I'm trying to figure out a good way to do an O2-free dry hop in my kegmenter and a whole Fermzilla is cheaper than any of the ideas I've had so far. What bothers me is that even if you purge with CO2 to only have a small...

Ugh, US customary units.... FWIW the standard way of writing "80 mesh" is "No. 80" or "Number 80", but I'd just remove that from your description and go for 0.2mm or 200μm

I hadn't noticed that change....that's brilliant, gives a solution to all kinds of problems.

If you're already kegging, doing a keg-to-keg transfer with a mini-keg is easy and doesn't lose any carbonation. Cheap way: You can do a psuedo-counterpressure fill using a PET bottle and a Carbonation Cap. This costs about $10 plus whatever PET bottles you have lying around. ex-Coke / soda...

Are the KL02172 plastic regulators ever coming back? Been looking to rework my water filter setup to be a bit less finicky...

Kegland do a similar setup a fair bit cheaper: https://www.kegland.com.au/nitro-duokit-nitrogen-n2-gas-duotight-push-in-kit.html Kegland's cylinders are only 65% the size of the ones iKegger sell, but they sell them for less than half the price, so it works out to be 40% cheaper to buy the...

Are the new Gen 3.1 overflow pipes (KL0592 and KL05913) drop-in replacements on a 35L Gen 3.0? The locking notch and new tension spring look like improvements worth having.