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"I've been looking for some time at mile high distillings milk can boilers and was about to order one when I decided to check with brewhaus first.
I may be glad I did as this looks like a better product.
Have any of you tried one of these and if so what do you think?
I,ve allways used a beer keg but it is so hard to clean that I just don't use any of my equipment much.
Also I get kicked off here nearly every time I try to post, what's up with that? Old Stump Juicer"
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Joined: 6/4/2010(UTC) Posts: 360   Location: Louisiana
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" Originally Posted by: old stump juicer  I've been looking for some time at mile high distillings milk can boilers and was about to order one when I decided to check with brewhaus first.
I may be glad I did as this looks like a better product.
Have any of you tried one of these and if so what do you think?
I,ve allways used a beer keg but it is so hard to clean that I just don't use any of my equipment much.
Also I get kicked off here nearly every time I try to post, what's up with that? Old Stump Juicer The new style boilers are awesome!" |
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Rank: Advanced Member Groups: Registered
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Must be the pics of pretty women with their hooters wrapped around the keg that you keep trying to post! (hint, hint, hint) 
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Rank: Junior Member Groups: Registered
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"no ratflinger, it's not the decorations though they are kinda nice, I knew they were there before I bought my brewhaus equipment.
I've been toying with the idea of installing a large access door in one of my kegs for cleaning but the new style can would look better and save me a lot of trouble.
I'm also thinking the 8 gal would be best for my purpose, since I'm using brewhaus furminters."
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Rank: Advanced Member Groups: Registered
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I'm sure the 8 gal kettle is a quality product - everything else has been. And that large lid opening should make cleanup easy. I think it's the correct decision.
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Joined: 7/25/2009(UTC)
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" Originally Posted by: ratflinger I'm sure the 8 gal kettle is a quality product - everything else has been. And that large lid opening should make cleanup easy. I think it's the correct decision. i decided against the 25 gallon boiler because my brewhaus 8 gallon boiler is just the perfect size for one batch + a bit of feints. ?I really dont want to have a run that i to long time wise to enjoy either. i purchased the three inch tower with the imptoved cooling. but i wont run it faster but rather very slow as always with what i hope will be improved reflux/vodka. if i want a larger boiler brewhaus has one a bit larger i can add access ports or electric elements myself :)"
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Rank: Junior Member Groups: Registered
Joined: 2/16/2011(UTC)
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" Originally Posted by: ratflinger I'm sure the 8 gal kettle is a quality product - everything else has been. And that large lid opening should make cleanup easy. I think it's the correct decision. I decided on the milk kettle when I bought my rig last Feb. Its stable, pretty and easy to clean and just looks right. Happy I did"
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