Chest keezer crapped out!!!!

[Jud]

Ok so my 16 cubic foot chest freezer took a dump this week. Yep you guessed it I have about 18 gallons of beer in there. How long do I have before I have to start worrying about skunky beer. I can't get a new freezer for a while, budget!!! Yep it sucks to be me!!!! Need some advice quick!!! Thanks

 

[mightynintendo]

throw a party, charge admission, make it for your cause and let the patrons drink your beer.

 

[BrewBrain]

why would your beer get skunky? Put it someplace with a reasonable temperature and RDWHAHBIMO

 

[Bopper]

That sucks about the keezer! Beer skunks from exposure to light not temperature changes. Your beer will be fine at room temperature until you get your keezer situation figured out.

 

[Jud]

Thanks guys!!! I was worried about that!!!

Mighty thought about the party idea, but I have to work on this weekend.

 

[chemman14]

just take it off the gas so it doesnt get over/under carbed and you should be fine

 

[lackey2000]

Lowes credit card = free delivery and pickup of the old freezer.
No interest if its paid off in 6 months.


If you don't pay it off in 6 months they own your soul.

 

[Jud]

Lackey2000 I need to put in hard wood floors before I can buy anything else for brewing. Unless you have a spare room, a really good attorney that works for beer, and a moving van.

 

[lackey2000]

Lackey2000 I need to put in hard wood floors before I can buy anything else for brewing. Unless you have a spare room, a really good attorney that works for beer, and a moving van.

I don't know if you saw the fine print on my post. In truth, I don't recommend credit to anyone.

But I feel your pain...

Ever since our little rug rat came along, the brewing budget has been severely cut back. But no worries, she's the world to us!

I like the idea of the party/fundraiser. Maybe you can put those kegs on ice next week?

 

[danculwell]

throw a chunk of dry ice in there every so often until they are empty

 

[larrybrewer]

Some beers are served at cellar / room temp. I prefer darker beers closer to room temperature. I'm not talking when it is 90F out in the summer though. If you or one of your friends has a basement, that might be the next best alternative.