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Old 10-04-2012, 01:12 PM   #21
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70-72 isn't terrible, 66-68 would be better. As far as bubbling, give it another 24 hours. Sometimes fermentation can take a little longer than 2 days to start. (And stop opening the lid!!!)........
Ok, thanks. The fermenter is in my garage right now so I'm hoping the temp drops a little more. I only opened it a little and only once.


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You may not get any bubbling threw the airlock if you have a leaky seal on the bucket ....


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Old 10-04-2012, 02:42 PM   #23
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You may not get any bubbling threw the airlock if you have a leaky seal on the bucket ....
lol........Don't tell him that, he's gonna panic........
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You may not get any bubbling threw the airlock if you have a leaky seal on the bucket ....
Leaky seal?!?!?!? OH NOOOOOO!!
LOL. It's a old bucket so maybe the lid doesn't seal great. It went on hard. Made a nice snap when I put it on. I was actually thinking I had a leaky lid but it's too late now to do anything. Hopefully in a few days I'll be able to rack into secondary and it will be ok.
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A lot of bucket lids don't seal well. I even leave mine loose (with a weight on top) during active fermentation to prevent blow-outs.
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A lot of bucket lids don't seal well. I even leave mine loose (with a weight on top) during active fermentation to prevent blow-outs.
Ok cool. So it's no big deal if the lid is leaking. Good to know. Thanks.
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Hopefully in a few days I'll be able to rack into secondary and it will be ok.
Oh no not the primary only vs secondary debate!!! Cheers
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Oh no not the primary only vs secondary debate!!! Cheers
Instead of having that debate, here's a link to a thread with a discussion about whether to secondary, along with lots of other good info:
http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f39/vs-pro-con-analysis-109318/
Then the OP can make up his own mind.
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Instead of having that debate, here's a link to a thread with a discussion about whether to secondary, along with lots of other good info:
http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f39/vs-pro-con-analysis-109318/
Then the OP can make up his own mind.
Great write up. Thank you.
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The room stays about 62-64 degrees right now. Should I put it in my garage?
I started placing my carboys on the concrete floor in the garage... noticed a good 5 degree temp change from the ambient temp which is nice.


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