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May 29, 2014
Kerry D.:
I have just moved into a new place with a group of avid home brewers and we are now lacking 30L primaries, only having 3 between us....
Christopher S.:
I just measured the ones we have, they are 29L pails, plastic is 05/PP. They are used to transport grape juice. We use them all the...
Referral from May 29, 2014
Kerry D. asked:
I have just moved into a new place with a group of avid home brewers and we are now lacking 30L primaries, only having 3 between us. Does anyone know a good place to get...
Dan S. replied:
I was gonna say Home Depot but I guess they're not food grade. Looks like restaurants or a bakery is your best bet for cheap ones.
Ari G. replied:
AFAIK, the home depot buckets are the same poly as the restaurant ones - but you can always have a look at the bottom of the bucket to check the code - look here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Food_safe_symbol BTW if you are looking for a bucket that can hold aprox 100L, home depot did use to carry a large garbage can that was marked as food safe, I have one that I do an occasional batch of wine in. Another approach is to use a food safe poly bag inside the bucket (liner) - A little more tricky to transfer with this but makes cleanup easy.
Referral from October 27, 2016
Whiff83 asked:
Any recommendations for a good BYOW restaurant in #Montreal for Friday night?
Dylan replied:
lots but how far do you want to go? Try http://montreal.eater.com
Leo replied:
check out http://www.mtlblog.com it might have a list of great byow to eat at
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