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$10 each, in good working order.

Three of these available at $15 each. They come wired up - one lead to mains, two leads to receive the fridge and the heating belt. They need placing into housing boxes.

$25 Located in Kiama 2533

$29 the lot all crated up ready to go. Bought from the Brewshop at Nowra so all the same size and height. Dusty on the outside but guaranteed clean on the inside i.e no gunge, I always rise out the sediment after drinking.

$80 Comes with the hole pre drilled through the fridge side for heating belt and temperature controller. Comes with a heating belt. Also a free Elitech Temperature controller with all leads connected. It's free because it needs to be placed into project box for safety reasons. It's been...

$110 Comes with the hole pre drilled through the fridge side for heating belt and temperature controller. Comes with a heating belt. Also a free Elitech Temperature controller with all leads connected. It's free because it needs to be placed into project box for safety reasons. It's been...

Bought from the local brew shop. All guaranteed clean inside. Stored in containers ready to go. All ready to be sterilised, filled and capped. Located in Kiama 2533

Two years old. Located in Kiama 2533. $25.

Bought from the local homebrew shop. All guaranteed clean inside. $12 per crate. $50 the lot.

Fisher & Paykel Fridge Height 160cm Width 530cm Depth approx. 580cm. Needs a clean. Comes with the hole pre drilled through the fridge side for heating belt and temperature controller. Comes with a heating belt. Also a free Elitech Temperature controller with all leads connected. It's free...

Kelvinator 2, 350 Cyclic Fridge size Height 150cm Width 640cm Depth approx. 720cm. Needs a clean. $120 Comes with the hole pre drilled through the fridge side for heating belt and temperature controller. Comes with a heating belt. Also a free Elitech Temperature controller with all leads...

My yucca's are getting munched! Any ideas what garden 'pest' could be eating them? Once I know I will deal with them :ph34r:

I have eight of these for sale at $2 each. Take any number you like. They will take a Bunning tap that cost just over a dollar. Collect from Kiama.

I brew kits and fresh wort kits and have started using a refractometer for taking the OG and FG. I'm finding the readings hard to pin down. There isn't a crisp line between the blue and white areas which would indicate the reading, more of a gradiation of the blue and white. This indistinctness...

It took us a while to find out what was causing the stains on the new laundry room benchtop but starsan it is. And they won't wipe off. Fortunately SWMBO is being cool about it but if it had been the kitchen it would be a different matter (we used a different benchtop material in the laundry...

I took to browsing the homebrew section at Woollies the other day as SWMBO lingered in the vegie isle. Now I'm not a lager brewer, apart from a one off fresh wort bock which I lagered for eight weeks, but out of curiosity re the ingredients of the $8 woollies homebrand lager I had a look at the...

I've been walking past this shrub for long enough on my way to the pub at night. When it's warm and dark the sweet fragrance is pretty intense. Finally got around to knocking on their door to ask what it is, I assumed it to be a variety of Jasmine. Walked away having being given a potted one and...

I've recently started brewing all grain fresh wort kits. The ABV is usually too low for my tastes, around 4.5. I like my beers around the 5.5 - 6.00 mark so I took to adding a around 500g of dextrose to the mix. Thing is the manager at my LHBS is onto it and doesn't advise the practice...

Making a kit beer today, come time to top up the fermenter to 23L I did my usual routine of hooking up a food quality hose to the kitchen tap and left it filling the fermenter. As the level rose to 11L I realised that I had the newly fitted new fangled mixer tap running hot water..... The...

OK, not brewing related but I think 'general chit chat' is allowed here... I'm going to be landscaping the garden and the first job is to terrace the top part of the garden. An old favourite of mine is to use reclaimed railway sleepers for terracing. Does anyone know where I can buy these...