Home Brew Fermenters Guide 3 of 3 - Plastic Carboy Homebrew Fermenter For Homebrewing

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Homebrewers want to know which is better to brew with, glass or plastic carboys? Should I use a glass or plastic fermenter?

This 3-video series discusses the pros and cons of using various types of home brew fermenters for homebrewing beer. This video features a plastic carboy Better Bottle fermenter used to homebrew beer.

Video 2 featured a home brew glass carboy used for fermenting homebrew, and Video 1 featured a plastic bucket fermenter used for homebrew fermentation.

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[88BeautifulGirls]

Thanks for the tip about the spigots. I agree that BB costs an arm and a leg, especially for those who have 4-10 BB's, its just not an option to buy their expensive spigots. Have you ever tried drilling your own port and using a DIY spigot?

It would be great to do a quick 2-3 week beer in this and spend only 1/2 hr to transfer to keg then clean it out and store.

[HomeBrewVideos]

@88BeautifulGirls Haven't tried that yet, but if you have please share some tips! Cheers!

[ryanh02]

I got a plastic fermentor bucket with a spigot I can't get it to stop leaking though. I hope I figure it out soon cause I really want to start brewing my own beer!!

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@ryanh02

Double check how you're attaching the different washers and spigot and make sure you're following the directions in putting them together in precisely the right order. I had this problem too only to discover I had some rings on the outside that were supposed to be on the inside.

Cheers!

[dea136]

I've found that fermenters with spigot's leak, which is why I avoid them.

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@dea136

I've been using two 6-gallon Better Bottle plastic carboys with spigots for a few years now and haven't had a problem with any leaking. I think it all depends on the quality of the type you buy, and it's very important that they come with teflon washers and rubber gaskets to get a nice tight seal.

[TheMahabally]

Hi, plz tell me its good for kept beer longer in plastic bottle

[Twizgo]

Thanks, this is a big help, finding the right equipment can be a real pain if you don't know what you're doing.