Jim's Beer Kit

Maybe the difference is whether or not it's food grade. For cleaning it wouldn't have to be.

Welcome back Steve!

Budweiser got there first.

vacant wrote: ↑

Sun May 15, 2022 1:14 pm

Really? Who's taking they're homebrew into a pub to drink? Fairer to compare supermarket prices:

This is one one I head for: Flock (£3/l or £1.70/pint).

You can't buy proper draught beer in a supermarket though.

Apart from the initial phase when I was a lad, I always thought of any cost savings as a bonus. I mean, you usually expect hobbies to cost money.

Welcome!

The OP hasn't visited the forum since they posted that question. Draw your own conclusions about how interested he is in any answers. Sometimes they may return after a while posting a link to a fantastic product they've found (and get commission from). We'll see. Funnily enough, someone of the same...

The OP hasn't visited the forum since they posted that question.

Draw your own conclusions about how interested he is in any answers.

Hope it turns out OK.

If nothing else, it's got you back into the way of brewing, which is a good thing.

Welcome to the forum Cit.

Had a quick skim. Looks interesting so I've bookmarked it for later.

I've been following this thread and I'm loving seeing all this.

You might start a trend!

Thus:

herms bay wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 24, 2021 3:08 pm

https://imgur.com/a/LOy0qnv

Does this work?

It will only appear in line if you use [img] tags and point directly to the file (as appose to the web page).

Yeah, if it was an uploading problem it wasn't the bug; in fact iirc the bug affected posting multiple images in one go.

Maybe a connection problem of some kind?