Frodo
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So I didn't brew all summer because the temps were too high, and really want to control fermentation temp better anyway... I'm tiring of having carboys sitting in my bathtub with towels wrapped around them...
I'd really like to be able to fit 3-6.5 gal carboys in a freezer. Anyone know which size of floor or stand-up freezer I should be looking for on CL? Would it be better to go with a stand-up fridge or freezer, or a floor freezer?
Edit: I will probably also be switching to kegging eventually (I only bottle now), and was reading some of the 7 cu. ft. keezer build posts; I am wondering whether I should just get a fermentation freezer/fridge that can be used solely for fermentation now (and in the future) for 2 or 3 6.5 gal carboys, then later on build a keezer for serving temps with kegs...
What do you more experienced temp control/lagering/kegging folk do?
I'd really like to be able to fit 3-6.5 gal carboys in a freezer. Anyone know which size of floor or stand-up freezer I should be looking for on CL? Would it be better to go with a stand-up fridge or freezer, or a floor freezer?
Edit: I will probably also be switching to kegging eventually (I only bottle now), and was reading some of the 7 cu. ft. keezer build posts; I am wondering whether I should just get a fermentation freezer/fridge that can be used solely for fermentation now (and in the future) for 2 or 3 6.5 gal carboys, then later on build a keezer for serving temps with kegs...
What do you more experienced temp control/lagering/kegging folk do?