Moving your brew..

[CptnCrackoff]

Someone at work pointed out my school boy error, putting the bucket under the kitchen table, obviously i wouldnt be able to syphon very much off , i had to move it.

Its now sitting on my tackle box in a cupboard (banned from the kitchen).

it should be ok in there!

its a geordie kit and was started on monday, obviously its now a bit shaken, am i right in thinking this should settle ok, thought it would be better to move it sooner rather than later!?

 

[ni9e]

It should be fine at worst its had a little rousing and will settle down again with no problems :thumb:

 

[Vossy1]

Ditto ni9e's comment

 

[senorjoeyo]

hang on, I may have been doing this all wrong : , I always leave my brews on the ground and then move them into the kitchen to bottle, should I be bottling where I am brewing?

 

[Vossy1]

DONT panic s , there's nothing wrong with your method :thumb:
It would be ideal not to move the fv once the yeast and other products of fermentation have settled, but we don't all have that luxury :thumb:
The only problem with moving the fv is excess yeast being disturbed back into the beer. If this happens simply let it rest for a few more days, until the yeast once again settles out of solution :thumb: