If you’re looking to maintain the temp you have a few options I can think of.
If you have the space, you could build an insulated plywood box, with just a lightbulb as the heat source (not a florescent).
You could try a molasses wash, pints fast fermenting molasses wash from the AD website is warm to the touch, and does well at low temps.
Or something I have found recently, I’ve found by re-pitching the lees from the last wash in to the next one (assuming your doing the same wash again), the huge amount of yeast works off really fast. My sugar wash that normally takes around 4-5 days, I’ve found by doing this I can ferment it dry in about 50 hours.
Or just wrapping a sleeping bag round the fermenter is also effective at keeping the heat the ferment generates in.Statistics: Posted by Capt-Cudellez — Fri May 13, 2011 11:39 pm
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