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Hi Fents' What type of pressure washer ya got?? Thinking of getting one myself

Mark, if it did by any chance come about that it was possible to get it at somewhere around that price, in separate packs, I'd be interested in 20 packs! :icon_cheers: Cheers breaky

yes, I agree that would make sense, but thats exactly my point - thats NOT what he said- "What will happen is the last people to place and pay for their order (that 5 kg) will MISS OUT if thats the case(and naturally get their money back)." Note he says 'they will get their money back'. Iwas...

Graham says "The orders are in 20 kg lots, so if an order is not up to the 20 kg mark, it will NOT be ordered. ie If we have a total of 65kg of Saaz hop for instance, we will be ordering only 60 kg. What will happen is the last people to place and pay for their order (that 5 kg) will MISS...

Yes , Im interested in this bulk buy please 1each of saaz and cascade breaky

I'm good to go mate Breaky

It would seem that a pattern is emerging - there are quite a few people having problems with foaming - with the control on the celli there shouldnt be a problem with overgassing ! - at least not if you're anywhere near the right pressure! Thats true, but the celli is supposed to evercome that...

HI All, Before I order, whats the difference between marris otter and golden promise? I've used marris otter but not the other. Any comparisons would be appreciated Breaky

Howdy all, I'm looking for an Andale e.k. tap (swingtop) to go with the other one on my fridge. I'd love to upgrade to two newies, but I think this is the cheapest option. Has anyone that upgraded their taps a while back got one with an extension for sale?? If so let me know what you want for...

Andrew, why is the minimum 500grams? I would have thought more people would buy if they could get 250 grams of different hops rather than 500grams of just one or two types. After all, you're still buying by the kilo, just breaking them up arent you? Or am I missing something??(Fairly common...

HEY SEAN, Here's a recipe from a fairly famous contributor to the english forum from a long time ago Author wrote: > As posted by Dr Gillian Grafton ages ago. > Here's my version 3 of the recipe. This is the one I'm sticking to, cos I > think it's as close as I'm going to get. > 4635 g Pipkin...

Its been quite a while sinceI bought mine T.D.,but from memory the cost was around the $5 mark. At that price you could afford to get both!! :) Just remember to put your drill into reverse for aeration, otherwise it doesnt work anywhere as well Breaky

I got mine from Bunnings, they have a couple of types. The all metal one would be best for the mash tun. I actually use the other one they sell, its got a smaller plastic propellor type thingy on the end. I just put it on the drill, put in reverse and Bingo!! an instant wort aerator! Only takes...

cubes anyone??? http://tinyurl.com/5zdva

Twelve have good heads...... It's the thirteenth thats the shocker!! :blink:

Yep , right on the money Batz. Its the one at lonsdale. If you've got your own cylinder he'll fill it for you. Here's the phone # and address for anyone who wants to make an enquiry 17 Meyer Rd LOnsdale S.A. ph: 83845474 Ask to speak to Wolf.......seriously!! Breaky

Howdy all, I 've just had what I think is the score of the century!! While on my never ending search for anything that can be used for brewing, I came across an old co2 cylinder and thought I'd buy it on the off chance that it was ok. Anyway , I took it to the testing station and guess what -...

pint of lager said So make sure you use your favourite brewing software to track the refractometer reading of the ferementing wort and give you apparent antenuation like you are used to with the hydrometer. Yep, did that For the first few brews, I suggest you do a hydrometer reading and...

Stuffed if I know..... I callibrated it with distilled water, set the correction factor at 1.040 and ran to my just finished brew - OG 1.050 - FG 1.010 Put a drop on the prism and got a reading of 5.4 brix ' i entered the brix and the OG into the fields of the 'gravity during...