[OK]Kombucha and light WAS: Question on adding fruit

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In message <fdbru2+8l35eGroups> you wrote:

> Great idea! Now wonder how a drop light with a 20 watt bulb in a

> cooler (insulated box) would work. We keep our house below 70º in the

> winter...something to think about. But, suppose the light would be a

> problem. Maybe have to shield it somehow....

Bette, Kombucha does not mind light.

Only direct sunlight is not recommended because the ultraviolet is

a known killer of bacteria and Kombucha is a symbiotic culture

of both yeasts and bacteria.

Don't worry about ordinary light of either bulb or daylight.

Kombucha Greetings,

Margret:-)

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[Guest guest]

Thank you Margaret. I will rig something up as the weather cools off

then. A syrofoam cooler maybe, drop light with small watt bulb.

Bette

Margret Pegg <Minstrel@...> wrote:

> Bette, Kombucha does not mind light.

> Only direct sunlight is not recommended because the ultraviolet is

> a known killer of bacteria and Kombucha is a symbiotic culture

> of both yeasts and bacteria.

>

> Don't worry about ordinary light of either bulb or daylight.

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you Margaret. I will rig something up as the weather cools off

then. A syrofoam cooler maybe, drop light with small watt bulb.

Bette

Margret Pegg <Minstrel@...> wrote:

> Bette, Kombucha does not mind light.

> Only direct sunlight is not recommended because the ultraviolet is

> a known killer of bacteria and Kombucha is a symbiotic culture

> of both yeasts and bacteria.

>

> Don't worry about ordinary light of either bulb or daylight.

>