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Double dancing duck. Sounds epic

I wouldn't normally post in this type of thing but since or wee country is looking a bit light on members Lisburn bt28 thanks

Cheers lads. I'll tape it over tonight and cross my fingers

It's an ale/lager with very little hops It's been in a plastic bucket. The muslin cloth was taped over the airlock hole I was in the garage last night and for whatever reason I've replaced the muslin cloth with tissue untaped. That's probably more risk now ffs. Hopefully I'll be able to taste...

I wish, hayfever (which I doubt it actually is hayfever) is all year round ffs so don't know when it will go away again

I would if I could :(

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I didn't use an airlock, I just taped a piece of muslin over the hole

I will when I can taste or have a taster do it for me

I've a couple of smaller buckets I could split into. Can't remember exactly what the percentage is, I'd need to check my notes but think it's a session ale (made with lager yeast) 4+%

Yeah it's been sitting on the yeast the whole time I'll need to wait until 1 of my brothers call for a taster. Or hope my hayfever clears soon I'll be gutted dumping 37 litres of beer lol

Yeah I'm pretty sure they opened a centre up a few miles from me

I've suffered this **** since a teenager, I'd never know if I had covid unless tested lol

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I can't even taste it at the moment with hayfever, sense of smell and taste are non existant at the moment. The missus hates beer so can't even ask her

Yeah I'm thinking that ffs aheadbutt

Hi folks, I haven't been on the forum for a while hence the question I never got the chance to bottle it due to personal circumstances and then kept forgetting to come on and ask until now It's been nearly 5 months in the fermentor, has anyone bottled beer after that length of time or is it...

I like the batch priming way. Sugar dissolved in water, pour into bottling bucket and rack beer onto it

I would check the connections and if theyre sound I'd replace the element before buying a new boiler. Replacing the element should be an simple job

Thanks lads, glad I asked now