Joe_Stout
Active Member
I am able to ferment at 64-68 degrees in my house but after that I have no way of keeping my bottles that temp while they carbonate. I use a tub and water for fermenting. I have an extra fridge but it's in a carport so it's not the best place in cold months.
Will bottle conditioning at 72 degrees be a problem or should I try to keep the fridge outside as close as possible to keep them at a lower temp?
Place bottles in the same tub maybe? Just until they are ready to move to fridge?
Will bottle conditioning at 72 degrees be a problem or should I try to keep the fridge outside as close as possible to keep them at a lower temp?
Place bottles in the same tub maybe? Just until they are ready to move to fridge?