My beer is fermenting turbulently with bubbles going constantly. Is it ok to pick it up and move it to the garage? This will likely jostle it around a bit. I want t move it to the garage where it id a little cooler.
is it ok to move an actively fermenting carboy?
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dave5155
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It's fine to move it. The oxygen has been purged out by co2, so there's no risk of oxidizing it.
Ace_Club
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Agree. No issue with moving it.
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With the crazy hot and cold we've been having here in Dallas I have been moving mine almost daily. Too hot in the closet during the day, too cold in the garage during the night. I haven't had any issues yet.
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It'd be better if you moved it to my place...
Preferably with an empty keg. I'll let you know how it tastes.
Preferably with an empty keg. I'll let you know how it tastes.
