I have joined the very exclusive group of brewers.

So I called my wife at work, this is how it went…

“Start thinking of colors you want in the main floor sitting area. I’d like to get that painted soon…”

“I’d like to get the boys room painted first.”

I said. Ok we’ll live with the beer stains for a while…

…(two long pauses) I think I heard a sigh.

What did you do?

This:

The trub/wort hit 5 separate walls and that includes 3 areas on the ceiling separated by the beams.

There is power in the Spew!  :smiley:

Sprayed down a bathroom with a hefeweizen one time. Not funny then but now? FUNNY. ;D

Looking at the beams you must live in a round house?

Nice work!

I still have hops crusted to the ceiling of my basement.  Thank goodness it was unfinished (and still is for obvious reasons…)

HAHAHA
That long pause just lingers,lingers and lingers as time stops

You know you’re a home brewer if you’ve ever used a mop on a ceiling.

Brewers’ Badge of Honor!
Excellent job RD!

You betcha! Can you say blackberry stout all over a white stucco ceiling? Luckily it was a rental!

Maybe NOT so exclusive.

Just wash it off.  ::slight_smile:

THAT’S WHAT SHE SAID!!!  ;D

Fellow in our club did the same this past week.  He wrote that it’s not fun rigging a blow-off tube at 1:30 AM, when you are half asleep…

I have rye stout stains on my (blessedly unfinished) basement ceiling.

If the stout doesn’t wash off, there are high hiding primers on the market made to permanently cover difficult stains.

You know you’re a homebrewer when…there’s beer on the ceiling.  ;)  :slight_smile:

I saw the writing on the wall (no pun intended) and now use blow off hoses… ::slight_smile:

Nice work dude. Hope paint covers it… there’s always Kilz.

I saw the writing yeast on the wall ceiling (pun intended) and now use blow off hoses…
INSIDE my fermentation freezer

Octagon…funny thing is I rarely consider the shape. It’s home.

Cool. I grew up in one of only two octagon houses in Jersey. (warren county).

which exit?

Oatmeal stout all over the laundry ceiling. And the laundry. And under the washer. And…

Try a RIS exploding out of the “Mr Beer” keg on the top shelf in the coat closet.

I spent the good part of a weekend afternoon repeatedly rinsing out the full-length cashmere dress coat and its pockets which caught a significant % of the beer.  Needless to say, the rest of the coat closet was collaterally damaged.  Massive darkly-colored spewage everywhere.

I cleaned up the coat closet as best as I could.  Not perfect, but, I sold the house recently, so it’s not my problem anymore!  ;D