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[keggermeister]

Nice job! Youve got paitence!

[Chris_J]

The previous owner of our home left a bunch of rods that we've used for staking tomatoes. Since I started brewing I look at everything as "what can I use this for?".

Oh yeah I do the exact same thing. I see a cooler at wal mart and ask myself how much grain I could fit in there. I see a bucket and I check if I can fit 5 gallons in it. Some people here even have me thinking about taking a vase to make my yeast starters in!

[Bob G]

It's a sickness for sure!
Make your own stirplate and make starters! It helps imho.
The flask looks cool and you can heat and cool in it but If I had to do it over again though, I'd go the vase route!

[Bugeater]

It's a sickness for sure!
Make your own stirplate and make starters! It helps imho.
The flask looks cool and you can heat and cool in it but If I had to do it over again though, I'd go the vase route!

I was all set to go the vase route too. Over the course of a month I checked in every store I visited. I only found one vase suitable, but it cost even more than the 4 liter flask I ended up buying instead. That big erlenmeyer flask does indeed look cool!

Wayne
Bugeater Brewing Company

[Bob G]

4000ml would be nice!

[Chris_J]

I've got a 3000ml flask on the way courtesy of ebay. I think I payed around $40 with shipping or something like that. Don't remember really. I try not to get hung up on the cost and concentrate more on the benefits I'll gain.

[Bugeater]

I've got a 3000ml flask on the way courtesy of ebay. I think I payed around $40 with shipping or something like that. Don't remember really. I try not to get hung up on the cost and concentrate more on the benefits I'll gain.

Just keep telling yourself (and SWMBO) that this purchase will save you money in the long run and will eventually pay for itself......just like all your other homebrew toys.

Wayne
Bugeater Brewing Company

[Bob G]