Re: Re:Kombucha in cold weather

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Thanks for the information, Ed. I think I was on another list that you are

no longer a member of. It's good to see you again.

I've been using the heating pads with a double layer of towel between them

and the brewing vessels. So far they are doing well. I've been looking

online for a reptile pad and will look to invest in one of those for future

use depending on how the heat does for this brewing cycle.

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April

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On Thu, Dec 25, 2008 at 2:05 PM, Happy Herbalist <eddy@...>wrote:

>

> As a caution I would not recommend a " soft " heating pad where the

> containers

> are placed onto. That may create a heat sink and overheat the unit causing

> a

> fire. I would suggesting getting a " hard " heating pad, such as a reptile

> pad, seedling tray or brewing pad made for ferments. Or simply way the pad

> upright against the glass or between the glass - but not under the glass.

>

>

> Ed Kasper LAc. & family

>