Could this be used to insulate a industrial glycol storage tank at a brewery?
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Hi Rick,Yes, Foam It Green is often used to insulate large storage/holding tanks. It is rated to +/- 250'F and will adhere to just about any surface that is broom clean, dry, and between 65'-85'F when the foam is applied.
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I don't see why not. I have y2 polish fermenters. Thy thae a lip where u poor water to prevent air getting in, so what u r suggesting should work. I have some gallon glass containers ehich I plan to use as bungs and valves r in place. I use shue goo to seal around the outside to assure a good seal
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I converted a freezer to a beer fermentation cooler with it. I don't see why you couldn't.
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I have this. It's for keeping ice from melting. I'd say no for brewing. It's just not that type of container. It's great for keeping ice as it has a liner that fits into the outer shell, container shown. Good wishes!
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Seems to me it would work fine weather you were using it for making beer, wine , mead, whatever. As long as it doesn't get too hot or cold for the adhesive or material the strip is made out of.
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I dont think so, due to location of the port, but it would probably work in a cooler, or galvanized trough, but in the event of an emergency I am sure one could make anything work. Hope this helps.
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It's not insulated so I suppose it could. I put ice in mine all the time but don't notice any excessive moisture on the outside. It's so handy and easy to use that I take it everywhere.
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I don't think so. The seal is pretty tight. Any carbonation or heat might damage it.
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Honestly I don't think so, but I would have to check the spigot hole diameter on the igloo cooler. Without checking I think the nut on the bottle spigot is too large to fit in the igloo without modification. Also, the igloo's wall thickness could be an issue as well.
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You could, but I wouldn't recommend it. The pressure won't stay constant and over time your beer could gain or lose carbonation. I use this when I take a keg to a party with a picnic tap. Works great for that.
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I would say yes. It has worked well for me appling liquid wood hardener, which is high in voc's, in my basement.
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You could but I wouldn't recommend it. It wouldn't insulate and the plastic is somewhat thin and might stretch due to too being heated. Its definitely better for cold liquids but check the manufacturers website and that might give you the information you are looking for.
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If you have a keg fridge with a tap, this will work quite well with bottling. It prevent foaming. I use it to fill growlers but it should work ok with smaller bottles.
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It would work well. Very well constructed and holds temps with one of those frozen ice packs.
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It could if you place a few Blue Ice blocks inside in between bottles and food. We don't have 110 degree weather over here. It could go up to 90 and it stays cool.
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Yep! Works perfectly for that application. Only thing to take note of is that it will cause wear marks on the bottle label(s) from all the spinning during the chill.
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I actually brew myself. If you're looking to use this to just bottle your already-carbonated beer, you'll be perfectly fine. As far as carbonating your beer via priming sugars in this growler goes, I'm not really sure. The seal seems similar to other seals I've used in the past for priming sugar carbonation so I think you'd be fine as long as you get your measurements right. I wouldn't put in too much more than about 2-3 tablespoons if you're looking to go that route.Hope that helped!