Not sure if this is crazy, someone please tell me if it is.
Would it be possible to use an upside-down Better Bottle carboy as a conical fermenter? I'm thinking you could port a hole in the bottom of the bottle that would allow a small ported stopper for the airlock. Then you could fashion some sort of stopper with a stop/release valve in the neck.
Filling procedure would be as follows:
1. Plug hole in bottom with non-ported stopper.
2. Fill carboy the normal way through the neck.
3. Attach neck stopper valve.
4. Flip upside-down onto a stand of some sort.
5. Replace stopper at bottom (now the top) with a ported one and put in airlock.
This would work right?
Would it be possible to use an upside-down Better Bottle carboy as a conical fermenter? I'm thinking you could port a hole in the bottom of the bottle that would allow a small ported stopper for the airlock. Then you could fashion some sort of stopper with a stop/release valve in the neck.
Filling procedure would be as follows:
1. Plug hole in bottom with non-ported stopper.
2. Fill carboy the normal way through the neck.
3. Attach neck stopper valve.
4. Flip upside-down onto a stand of some sort.
5. Replace stopper at bottom (now the top) with a ported one and put in airlock.
This would work right?