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Old 11-05-2009, 02:23 PM   #611
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I've stored one for just under a month.

There are reports of 6-9 months with no problems.
I completely believe that you can with no problems provided you sanitize the container and pour the wort in while still at or near boiling temps. I just don't know what advantage long term storage provides.
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I completely believe that you can with no problems provided you sanitize the container and pour the wort in while still at or near boiling temps. I just don't know what advantage long term storage provides.
Maybe a guy doesnt want to brew outdoors in the winter when temps are in the 20's. SO, he creates his wort in November, 15 gallons maybe. Then as the winter progresses, pitches to ferment them and have fresh beer.
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FYI, I bought a 5 gal Culligan cube from Walmart yesterday full of water for about $10. It actually holds about 5 3/4 gallons.
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FYI, I bought a 5 gal Culligan cube from Walmart yesterday full of water for about $10. It actually holds about 5 3/4 gallons.
Is it HDPE?
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Is it HDPE?
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Pics of culligan cube please!
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That is the same cube I have been using for No-Chill on 3 batches and I've been pleased with it and the results. With the o-ring seal in the lid it seals tight and really contracts as it cools. I also take it back to Wal-Mart and refill it at their RO water station
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That is a Fort-Pak.
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That is the same cube I have been using for No-Chill on 3 batches and I've been pleased with it and the results. With the o-ring seal in the lid it seals tight and really contracts as it cools. I also take it back to Wal-Mart and refill it at their RO water station
Are you fermenting in the cube? If so how big is your batch?
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