JDube
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Ok,
I am sure that I am not the only one in this site that has had this problem, so if their is already a post about it, please just point me in the right direction as my searching has failed.
I will be recieving my first ever brew kit as a b-day gift (thanks to my bad a** wife) in a few days. She has "allowed" me to brew God's gift in the house, but she is not that interested in allowing me to store large 5-6gal fermenting beer jugs around the house. Outside is a no go as well since the outside temps get into the 120's here (Lake Havasu, AZ). I will have to use the garage, which also spikes in temperature, but have thought of something that I am sure exists. If I can get my hands on a mini fridge and figure out how to keep it at the temperature range I need for the yeast to do its thing, then my problem is solved. Of course, I have to make sure the brew will fit in first.
Anyway, thoughts? Suggestions? Examples? Experience?
Anything helps..
Cheers.
J
I am sure that I am not the only one in this site that has had this problem, so if their is already a post about it, please just point me in the right direction as my searching has failed.
I will be recieving my first ever brew kit as a b-day gift (thanks to my bad a** wife) in a few days. She has "allowed" me to brew God's gift in the house, but she is not that interested in allowing me to store large 5-6gal fermenting beer jugs around the house. Outside is a no go as well since the outside temps get into the 120's here (Lake Havasu, AZ). I will have to use the garage, which also spikes in temperature, but have thought of something that I am sure exists. If I can get my hands on a mini fridge and figure out how to keep it at the temperature range I need for the yeast to do its thing, then my problem is solved. Of course, I have to make sure the brew will fit in first.
Anyway, thoughts? Suggestions? Examples? Experience?
Anything helps..
Cheers.
J