Got a new book last night- Brew Ware, by Karl Lutzen & Mark Stevens- see this link for details of this (and others):
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/de ... &n=507846/
It really is excellent- tips hints & plans to make life easier. A couple of random-ish samples:
"Some homebrewers are concerned about introducing water-borne bacteria to sanitised equipment, so they air dry after soaking in idophor. Our view is that air drying alone means that the equipments is sitting out for long periods of time and runs the risk of airborne contaminants adhering to it. So either way there is some risk involved, but it's minimal, and not worth the worry."
"Occasionally you will hear of a capper that is simply a piece of metal that fits over the cap and that you whack with a hammer, but we know of no homebrewer today who would use such a piece of trash."
Very tempted by the idea of using two milk crate style platic boxes to make an inversion stand for the 25l demijohn.