On Apr 27, 4:02 pm, snpm > wrote:
> I have a batch of crushendo , due its second rack. After that it is to
> settle for 30 days before bottling. It is beginning to get hot here,
> and nowhere in my house is it cooler than 65 at night and 75 in the
> day. I have taken to using my house crawl space for bulk again as it
> is a good 10-15 degrees cooler.
>
> Now Im sure the cool temp would permit better clearing and settling of
> any remaining sediment. Trouble is, I have to move the carboy back up
> from there in thirty days, with all the swishing and sloshing that
> entails.
>
> Do you think the underhouse storage is advantageous, given the amount
> of sloshing of the sediment I will do when lifting it back up into the
> house?
>
> Cheers
>
> Sean
"Do you think the underhouse storage is advantageous, given the
amount
of sloshing of the sediment I will do when lifting it back up into
the
house?"

Yes, the sediment should settle within two or three days.


Guy