Hi Guys,
Just a quick Question.
As a few of you guys may have read i've been carbonating in a keg for the last 7 days @ 32psi and at room tempreture. I havn't been getting any real results as far as carbonation is concerned so i cleared out my back fridge and put the keg in and co2 bottle in there. I cahnged the pressure to about 17 psi since my fridge is hovering around the 3-4 degree mark.
anyways for the last 7 days my co2 bottle has shown that its bottle pressure stayed very constant (around 1000 psi left) and now since i have put it in the fridge it has dropped by nearly a 1/3 in about 12 hours.
Is this because my beer is finally allowing the co2 to be absorbed at these lower tempretures or are the cold conditions causing the properties of the co2 in the bottle to change? How long does a normal smallish bottle of co2 last in a fridge? (full)
Cheers,
Just a quick Question.
As a few of you guys may have read i've been carbonating in a keg for the last 7 days @ 32psi and at room tempreture. I havn't been getting any real results as far as carbonation is concerned so i cleared out my back fridge and put the keg in and co2 bottle in there. I cahnged the pressure to about 17 psi since my fridge is hovering around the 3-4 degree mark.
anyways for the last 7 days my co2 bottle has shown that its bottle pressure stayed very constant (around 1000 psi left) and now since i have put it in the fridge it has dropped by nearly a 1/3 in about 12 hours.
Is this because my beer is finally allowing the co2 to be absorbed at these lower tempretures or are the cold conditions causing the properties of the co2 in the bottle to change? How long does a normal smallish bottle of co2 last in a fridge? (full)
Cheers,