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Hey guy's, thanks for the conversation on the fermentation chamber. To answer BBH's question, yes there was a few factors why I bought new. Believe me, $ wise, I wanted used and researched Craigslist and store sales for a month or longer. I found the Craigslist to be too pricy for a 5 yr old with NO...

Fermentation Chamber

Well, what can I say, it's Christmas in July. I finaly purchased the stuff I needed for a fermentation chamber. My Ranco 2 Stage Pre-wired Temperature Controller has arrived, and I found and purchased the other piece I needed, the Freezer. I was lucky, while hitting all the appliance stores, and rea...

Thanks guy's. I am looking forward to the next one already. I am going to do the Amarillo Pale Ale next, I have not had a Hoppy beer for a while and that sounds good with the hot weather here for the summer. Although this BIAB technique does have it's negatives. I don't have enough bottles :idiot: I...

That's true STUX. I completely forgot about that, but after you mentioned it, I do recall seeing some posts that they are also being used for storage of Grains. I wish I could afford that, they are about $40 US for the 13 gallon ones.

Thanks for the input. I did check and they are HDPE and also food grade (Originally created for storing dog food). But I saw one guy's video where he was using them for fermenting. With the screw on cap, rubber seal, 13 gallon capacity and all, I thought this would be great for fermenting 10 gallon ...

Sounds like good advice guy's. Thanks for your help. I will definitely do a test boil like you mentioned Stux and boil the bag and also check for any leaks at that time. I am on a well currently so no concerns of Chlorine, but I'm glad you mentioned that Wizard, I am moving in 2 month's, and that is...

No-Chill Cube? Fermenter?

Just another NOOB to BIAB. Lot's of Kits though behind me. I don't know if anyone has used these for a No-Chill Cube but they are HDPE but with a large mouth (ease of cleaning concern). I am currently awaiting a follow up email from the company to see if it can handle the temps (100C/220F) of boilin...

Just another NOOB to BIAB. Lot's of Kits though behind me. I don't know if anyone has used these for a No-Chill Cube but they are HDPE but with a large mouth (ease of cleaning concern). I am currently awaiting a follow up email from the company to see if it can handle the temps (100C/220F) of boilin...

Thanks for the input Wizard. I feel a bit better about my Turkey fryer now. I will have to take a look and see if it is a High Pressure Reg. or a Standard. I suspect it's a Standard Pressure due to the fact it came with the Turkey Fryer. Cheers :drink:

Burner Options- So Many

Noob Question for you experienced BIAB'ers. The more I read about the Burner options that are out there and being used by everyone, I am beginning to wonder if my Turkey Fryer Burner is capable enough for doing BIAB Brews in my Keggle (15.5 Gallon). I see talk about Italian, 3 Ring, 4 Ring, High Pre...

FYI: Material for BIAB Bag. I am new to BIAB, I am currently purchasing a few items to make BIAB easier. I purchased a SS Keggle with Female threaded port for $119 at Adventures in Brewing, it is onsale currently. The great bargain though is the VOILE, I purchased it at JoAnn Fabric's in Michigan US...

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