Please visit or subscribe to CraigTube Channel he has lots of great beer videos there.Thanks Craig
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Easy Home Brewing - Hop to-it! - (Adding Hop Tea to home brew)
How to brew a batch of beer with the Coopers IPA beer kit,using with a hop tea
Monday, April 25, 2011
How To Make Beer (full)
Here is A Video that shows you how to brew a batch of Chocolate Mountain Stout Ale.
Please visit or subscribe to waterball youtube page ,more great videos there.Thank you Waterball
Brew Your Own, Brew At Home Pt. 2 - Bottling
How to brew your own beer at home Part 2 Bottling
Please visit or subscribe to kjcrowley youtube page ,more great videos there.Thank you kj
Please visit or subscribe to kjcrowley youtube page ,more great videos there.Thank you kj
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Saturday, April 16, 2011
Easy Home Brewing - Second Addition 2
This is Part 2 on how to make beer with a Coopers Draught beer kit
Easy Home Brewing - Second Addition 1
Here's a video that shows you how to brew a batch of beer with a Coopers Draught Beer Kit part 1
Friday, April 15, 2011
Thursday, April 14, 2011
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For many people, cigarettes are merely something that they buy and enjoy without a second thought, but have you wondered what was in the cigarettes that you are smoking? The truth is, there are more than 500 ingredients in commercially made cigarettes, and they will do everything from keeping the cigarette lit to producing a distinctively recognizable smell. When you are thinking about what is really in your cigarettes, you'll find that some ingredients keep coming up time after time.
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You'll also find that ammonia is a common ingredient that is often added to your cigarette. Ammonia is toxic, and you may recognize the scent very easily; it is a common ingredient for use in commercial cleansers. For cigarettes, you'll find that ammonia is used to help the nicotine get absorbed through your lungs more quickly. You'll find that this can give your cigarette more of a punch, and your brain will be able to process a larger amount of nicotine with each puff.
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When you are considering what you can do to reduce your health risk when it comes to cigarettes, you will find that switching to hand-rolled cigarettes might be the key. While many people feel that hand-rolling cigarettes is old-fashioned or too much trouble, you'll soon see that there are a number of reasons to roll your cigarettes. You'll be able to have more control over the finished product, and you'll find that you have a better understanding of smoking itself. You'll find that the only way to really be sure about what you are smoking is to grow it and dry it yourself!
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