Troxs
Well-Known Member
I live in South Louisiana, and by south I mean a hope, skip, and a jump from the gulf. It is typically close to a hundred degrees, with 100% humidity might I add, and holding a fermentation below - or at - seventy degrees is next to impossible unless I run my AC at max all day and eat my energy bill.
I have been toying with the idea of making a fermentation chamber, and the "mother of fermentation" chamber seems to be cheap and simple. My problem is I would not be able to store the unit inside. How well would you say this device works given an ambient temp of about ninety degrees (ambient temp of the garage).
I have been toying with the idea of making a fermentation chamber, and the "mother of fermentation" chamber seems to be cheap and simple. My problem is I would not be able to store the unit inside. How well would you say this device works given an ambient temp of about ninety degrees (ambient temp of the garage).