Steam Slayer Review

Brewhardware's Steam Slayer works really well to control/eliminate steam from your boil kettle. This device excused me from having to install a fan and vent in my garage. Sorry for the length of this video; I wanted to show the whole process on my first test run. It was a success and I can't wait to brew for real with it tomorrow.

[@jimadams7910]

This worked so well for me. Highly recommend if you brew indoors.

[@bobmcmichael]

Glad to hear it! (And glad I didn't steer you wrong!)

[@paulbrodie6929]

Nice video Bob, I have been playing with this type of system and your video was a good insight to the issues with a system such as this, well done.
Paul

[@sareinhart]

Nice video. I've been thinking about the SS Brewtech system. But, I've also been looking at Spike with the steam lid.

[@dionito70]

It's normal it never gets to 212ºF or 100ºC. You're boiling under vacuum which means the boiling point gets reduced depending on the reduced pressure. I guess that's something you have to calculate for the hop utilization. Thanks for the review!

[@jimadams7910]

Have you had any DMS issues at all with your beers once you started using this? Thanks!

[@bobmcmichael]

None.

[@jimadams7910]

@@bobmcmichael Thanks! Received mine and will install today and test. Appreciate how thorough your video is.

[@bobmcmichael]

@@jimadams7910 Good deal. Best of luck with it.

[@ronblackburn3683]

Put in a hot tub to use the steam generated water?

[@bobmcmichael]

Ron, you think of everything!

[@abrad3061]

Are you still happy with it

[@TayWhyte]

Good looking system Bob. Enjoying it?

[@bobmcmichael]

It's awesome. Dial in a temp, no worries about propane burners exploding in your face...

[@martystamplecoskie4804]

good video