benpen
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ok so i'm ready to transfer from primary to keg. its okay if i do this and then set the keg in a refrigerator out of the way not hooked up to co2. i'm guessing its cool but don't want to do anything to stupid.
storing keg
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Chello
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Just fine. You can treat at keg just like a big bottle
carnevoodoo
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HOWEVER!!! You will want to purge the keg before you store it. Make sure you pressurize the keg and get any air off of the top of the beer before you put it away. And I'm sure you've already pressure tested your kegs, so there's no concern of leaks. 
blk94f150
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If you're wanting to force carb, you'll need to keep it hooked up to the gas. If you're going to naturally carb, you can add the sugar, fill, purge with CO2, and then let it sit. For a lager, I don't know if you can let it sit out or if it needs to be refrigerated.
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carnevoodoo
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But you don't have to force carb right away. You can just purge the tank and let it sit and then carbwhen you have the line available.
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