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Have you tried a different gas connector to isolate the problem, poppet, or the gas connector? I use universal poppets like in your picture but mine don't produde out so much. If different gas connectors have the same problem, the poppets can't be pushed down enough, which makes the CO2 leak...

For me, the presentation of a beer is critical. If a beer looks muddy (unless the style calls for it) and foamless, my brain makes me believe it's not a quality beer.

I am just starting.

Free beer. I brew because I love to do it but don't need to do it. I get all my free beers from a local brewery and neighbors.

I did some maintenance work.

Lunchtime with a southern German homebrew Pils.

I did two important things today. I posted a notice about our upcoming brew day and Maibock quality control. All beers on tap are bottled for quality control for taste tests over a few months to make sure my process has not changed.

My incubator door after removing the shelf, the original seal was used without any tape.

A homebrew Maibock again.

I used ABS Textured Plastic Sheet available on eBay and Amazon.

A homebrew Maibock for lunch.

I am starting with a simple German style homebrew tonight .

I am taking a beer break with a Dos Equis beer. :bigmug:

I found something to do with this useless fruit juice.

What are you trying to keep from us? All your homebrew pictures of your beers are foggy but the commercial beers are clear.

Not bad, you can do better. Mine holds 8.5 bottles.

I am enjoying my lunchtime with a homebrew.

I am taking a beer break with a homebrew Maibock. Cheers :bigmug:

In my 30 years of brewing foam or sponge cleaning balls did the trick. German breweries used foam balls in the 90s when I started. More Beer and many other suppliers sell foam cleaning balls.

I never had a drinkable IPA, they all suck. Cheers!!