My fav BIAB how-to vid

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My fav BIAB how-to vid

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This may have been posted somewhere along the way, but if so, it's worth a revisit. This is my favorite simple, to-the-point BIAB vid...

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Thanks Swenocha. Good video, although he could speak slower :).
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Re: My fav BIAB how-to vid

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That's a nice clear video.

Now that I've done a few biab batches I realize it's not hard at all. This video would helped a lot if I had seen it before my first all grain batch.
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I like that video. I think it may have helped me switch to BIAB earlier if I had seen it.
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Hands down, the best BIAB video I have seen to date. Professional and concise. Very nicely done. Thanks for posting Swen. :thanks:
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Very nice. I have a few MrB refills left but am seriously looking at giving this a try.
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