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czmilosz:DingleberryMoose: Ignoring this thread has done much to improve my productivity. Shelves in brewspace almost complete.
I need to put the cabinets in the kitchen downstairs. Then, I can finally have my own brewspace. Gonna go with heatsticks this time.
Somebody put a toilet and shower in the utility room of the house before we bought it so they could say it was a 2 bathroom house. When I converted the garage and added a master bedroom, I took out the potty and put in a big laundry sink. I'm putting shelves in the closet. Makes it easy to cleanup if you have a spill. 33" deep, 46" wide makes for lots of space. Four shelves for bottles, one for fermenting. I should be able to get as much as 40 gallons going at once if I want to. I usually go with one batch at a time, though. I don't drink more than a couple or three a week and give away more than I drink.
/Irish red ale and blonde honey rye ale seem to be everyone's favorites //not enough time for all grain, only do extract or partial mash ///got 5 gallons of all Amarillo hops amber ale ready to bottle
Only thing wrong with that image: It doesn't take a week for your sense of smell and taste to come back. As someone who has quit smoking 3 times, most recently over half a decade ago and for good, I can tell you that on DAY ONE you smell things differently.
Only thing wrong with that image: It doesn't take a week for your sense of smell and taste to come back. As someone who has quit smoking 3 times, most recently over half a decade ago and for good, I can tell you that on DAY ONE you smell things differently.
I assume that's including your nicotine-soaked self, which must come as a bit of a shock and also a better understanding of why non-smokers don't want to be near you...
czmilosz:DingleberryMoose: //not enough time for all grain, only do extract or partial mash
Same as me.
I'm putting in a deep well sink in a corner cabinet. I wanted to do a utility/laundry sink, but the wife said it had to go in the cabinet.
Don't gripe if she lets you brew without fussing about it. I do boils on the kitchen stove. Mrs. Moose helps brew and bottle, and she doesn't even drink beer.
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