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Doe's it hurt the wort if I cool with ac vent ?
Wort next air conditioner vent on floor
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Depends upon what fermentation temp you want to achieve and what the yeast prefers. If it is too cold, it will take longer to ferment.
This is not a good idea. The temp changes to much. I tried this at one time and it didn't turn out good at all.
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My temp was going up to 74-76 deg
On a blond ale
On a blond ale
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raiderkevin, why not use a "rope handle tub" and frozen bottles of water?
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Rope handle tub ?
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I Google it. Rope handle tub
Okay I will try it thxxx
Okay I will try it thxxx
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Okay so going to try frozen small bottles
How many to start with ?
How many to start with ?
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This is what I do. I have probably 10 of the 20 oz. pop bottles filled with water and frozen on standby. I start out with 3 frozen bottles in the tub of water. I keep a thermometer in the tub, and after an hour or do, I check it. If it's not as cold as I want, I add another bottle. I can keep a 60-65 degree temp for hours that way before swapping out bottles.
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Thanks guys for the info !!!
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