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I realize it may not actually freeze but can I try? I've been using the Sweet Feed formula and getting good results. However, I do not have time (or need for the quantity) to do multiple generations. So my choices are I do a new, from scratch, start each time, or I do i take the wash from gen 1 and ...

holliday wrote: Only thing is sink drains are 1.5 inches

True, but guessing here.... if looking to attach to a stainless lid, I suspect it is at most a 4 - 5 gal pot. Do you really need anything larger than 1.5" ?

Has anyone tried mounting a sink drain upside down to a lid? Then use a female adapter to get to 'straight' copper? Seems like it would work but I'm sure I'm overlooking something....

I play hockey a few times a week so I have miles of hockey tape. Product gets a wrap around the jar then the sharpie.

I had a simple SS turkey pot with a 3/8 in copper coming out and going directly to the worm. When I decided to upgrade, I was looking at about $80 in copper parts +keg + hoses + pump... I went with the Brewhaus Essential Extractor PSII High Capacity- Complete Distiller. I believe it was about $150 -...

Quick question for everyone: Can I freeze (or at least attempt) my wash? I don't have enough free time to do multiple generations. So my choices are do a first gen every time or do multiple in a row and freeze the wash. Obviously I would have nothing to set back...

Sorry for the old bump, but I just ran across another post and they mentioned green chai tea.

Can someone give me an idea of the final taste and how you would make it?

I like to make mine with apple juice concentrate to keep the proof up in the final product.