Condensation in airlock?

BluegrassyBrewer · Nov 12, 2008

I noticed the other morning when I woke up that there was condensation in the airlock. I have Southern Comfort in it (only alcohol I had to fill it up with), and was wondering if this is due to the weather changing outside (getting colder) or what? Any suggestions?

Donasay · Nov 12, 2008

don't worry relax have a home brew, your beer will be fine.

For further refinement of your question though it is helpful for us to know if you are using a 3 piece airlock or a snake shaped airlock...

BarleyWater · Nov 12, 2008

It needs to be licked out ASAP. Hurry or it may explode.

shecky · Nov 12, 2008

BarleyWater said:
It needs to be licked out ASAP. Hurry or it may explode.

Now that's just not nice.

Cpt_Kirks · Nov 12, 2008

Tater licks the condensation out of my airlocks, along with the vodka.

:drunk:

Gordie · Nov 12, 2008

Its not a problem. Actually its a good sign. Your fermentation is producting CO2. Feel free to lick or not lick. Your beer will still love you either way.

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