How to deal with keezer/kegerator condensation and a question on HERMS and RIMS brewing systems — HHH Ep. 090

  Hey there, Homebrewer! Welcome to episode 90 of our homebrew podcast — OBLIGATORY FINAL REMINDER: Homebrewcon in Portland, Oregon is coming up AND we’ve got a FREE shirt just for you! It’s true! CLICK HERE to reserve your free shirt if you’ll be attending the event and want to represent our show, which may or may not be in your top 100 favorite shows to listen to. On today’s show, Joshua and James are missing Todd but take your questions on dealing with condensation inside your keezer or kegerator and we also discuss the differences and advantages between HERMS and RIMS brewing systems. As always, If you have a question that you’d like us to discuss on a future episode, please click on the “Submit a Question” link at the top of the page! Let us know what you think and enjoy the show! Today’s show is brought to you by Kegconnection.com! Kegconnection has some of the best deals on homebrewing supplies and draft beer equipment PLUS a brand new section of delicious ingredients and recipe kits! Use the promo code “HHH” to receive 5% off your order.

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