With the weather getting warmer I don't think I can rely on the garage for cold crashing and keeping the kegs cool. I had a look in Currys and I reckon I can fit one FV and three cornies (on different levels) in this fridge:
http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/household- ... 5-pdt.html
I've had a couple of dodgy fridges on eBay so want to buy new. Will a fridge get cold enough for cold crashing?
Are there any other solutions such as a keezer? Eventually I plan to put taps on it.
Choosing a chiller for cold crashing and keeping kegs cool
Re: Choosing a chiller for cold crashing and keeping kegs co
I know you say you want a new one, but have you tried free cycle? Both of mine came from there. Fridges I think are around 4°c.
Re: Choosing a chiller for cold crashing and keeping kegs co
Fridges will go lower than 4C on max, both mine are hooked up to STC-1000's and crash chill to 1C (not sure how low they will go but low enough to crash chill in anyway).
Re: Choosing a chiller for cold crashing and keeping kegs co
It's annoyingly not tall enough - back to the drawing board!
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http://www.nchomebrewing.com/diy-mini-f ... ber-build/
Have a look at this mate. This will be chamber #3 for me - just found a small fridge on freecycle......
Have a look at this mate. This will be chamber #3 for me - just found a small fridge on freecycle......