dONE THIS MYSELF..beercus said:I left the tap open on the fermenter when transferring from the cube, wort all over the kitchen floor, took a while to realise... FAAAAAARK
explain that one to the misses.....
Me too more than a few times. I have come to the conclusion that the more I fuss about it not happening "this time", the more likely it will occur. I think the tradition of having a brew whilst brewing is a significant factor with this issue.rheffera said:dONE THIS MYSELF..
Yeah bud I've had that too! The blue ones with spring are worse!!! I just keep pushing it together after every few bottles. Not sure what else to do with themRobboMC said:"I've had the bottling wand fall apart mid bottle only realised when it wouldn't stop filling! Minimal beer loss so all good!"
The standard bottling wands are crap. I have had 3 just fall apart on me over the years.
Anyone found anything better that lasts more than 4-5 brews. Now I super glue them together
but I'm not real happy with that either.
B*****ks.mosto said:Well, just had my biggest f#%k up. Setting up for my Sat night brew night. Ran hose to my BIAB pot to start filling it with water, but for some unknown reason, I decided to switch the element on before I went and turned pump on to run the water. Turns out the element was running just long enough without being submersed in water to blow the f#%king thing and short the house. Cranky Mrs and brew night cancelled.
I reset the fuse box to get power back to the house, go to chuck hops back in keg fridge freezer and noticed the gas bottle is now empty. F%%king top night!
You have no idea how many times I've put the tablespoon in and 5 Minutes later had a freakout and double checked what was on the label of the white container...Yob said:Quote a while ago, I added PBW to the mash thinking it was 5.2.. Realised when I went to put the tub back in the brew cupboard and there was the 5.2 sitting there.. Binned the whole mash and started again.. And labeled my tubs..
I use acidulated malt mow..
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