The Fermentation Temperature: A Question And Answer Session

Welcome to the QA session on fermentation temperatures, where we'll be exploring the fine art of making your gut go "sproinging" mad!

So, you've got a fermenting project, but the temperature is all over the place? Fear not, dear brewer! We've got experts on hand to guide you through the wild world of temperatures.

But first, some ground rules:

1. Keep it between 18-25C/64-77F for most ferments. Anywhere in between, and you're asking for trouble.
2. Be careful with the water, or you'll end up with a batch of spoiled, stinky disaster.
3. Don't even think about using that fancy-pants temperature controller. We're keeping it old-school around here.

Now, let's get to the good stuff! Ask us your burning questions, and we'll do our best to keep you from burning your ferment.

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