Where do you live? At 63rd Ave and Bell road there is a Brew store "What
Ales Ya". They have the setup you need. Actually it is pretty easy to
reproduce. Here is how it works.



Put your carboy or bucket in a tub of water. Wrap your carboy with a towel.
Use a circular sprinkler head over the top of the carboy with a hose down to
a submersible pump. This will circulate the water from the tub over the
carboy and keep it cool. You could also use a fan to cool it even more. I
used this technique before I got a refrigerator and a thermostat control.
It will keep your beer at about 70 degrees when it is 85 degrees in the
house and even cooler if you use the fan.




"Fossil" <cre8pax@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> I live in the desert of Arizona. It was 115 degrees today. I keep my A.C.[/color]
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> 82 to 85 degrees and still the temp inside my house is close to 90.
>
> I want to brew, but all the yeast instructions I have seen say the
> temperature needs to be in the 70s. Is there a yeast that ferments into a
> drinkable ale at these temperatures? Must i wait until december for the 2
> weeks the temp is below 80 to make my ale?
>
> help,
> fossil
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