What is the temperature loss after 8-10 hours in the Yogotherm?
1659669
Not sure exactly but I leave the yogurt in the yogotherm for at least that long and even longer with no harm to the yogurt. In fact the longer, the more firm. I love this and have used it steady.
1659670
I can't directly answer your question, but I put the warm milk in at night and got up to WONDERFUL warm yogurt in the morning. Put it in the fridge and enjoyed for several days. I do strain some to keep on hand to spread.
1659671
My yogurt has always formed between three and six hours. I wouldn't know about 8 to 10 hours, because I have never left it in that long.
699116
I have the unit in my basement and wasnt watching it consistently after starting it up, but it cooled down down from the mid to high sixties at the start to the low to mid fifties (desired settings) within 2-3 hours. It has consistently remained at 53/54 degrees for the two zones respectively for the past few months. I'm very satisfied this far. Hope that helps.
1352412
Not more than 3 hours. I actually use it to retain hot water. and it stays warm until 3 hours.
1878170
That would depend a lot on the temperature you heated it too, and the ambient temperature of the room or affected area. Mine usually stays hot to warm for about 30 minutes
842633
I think is 350 on the temp and around 10 minutes on the time. Not for sure about the time. Threw my box away.
123752
It depends on the heat and humidity around you. I waited 8-12 hours to be safe, but some days it felt alright after only 3. But I also live in AZ.
2005424
It takes a while, but it does eventually cool down. I, at this time, only use it when I workout at home. I have not had it for the summer months until this year, so I can't truly answer this question with surety.
1357385
Don't thank it goes that cold bud ! You could build a box for it and insulate the box I think it goes to 10 degrees ! I'll check when I get home and let you know for sure !!
861366
My pool is also about 30k gallons and I agree that you can raise the temperature about 10 degrees in 8 hours. My previous heater was smaller and less efficient and took far longer.
1313329
Depends on how full and hot it is . 2-4 hrs average - longer if fuller and hotter.
1133447
You are right. I make my yogurt in a yogotherm (12 hours) then transfer to the Euro Cuisine for 18 hours. If I am not going to be home from work at the time it should be out, I just dump some of the liquid and it will be fine until I get home, It is in the refrigerator during this time anyway. I then put it in 1/2 pint jars, leaving room to add some Organic Maple syrup (adding a little unsweetened coconut is also good.) It is well worth the time it takes, and the result is such good nutritious yogurt.
51155
I'd give it a half hour on a moderate-temperature day. If you're in a warmer climate, probably 10-15 minutes. Colder climate will take much longer, most likely.
443834
in my experience I haven't left it for more than 10hrs but for the 10hrs I left it was pretty stable sticking to the temperature. I see no reason why not for 24.
1534840
have mine running with a timer 20hr on, 4 off.lights too. the water is about the same as my room temp, it is 80 degrees in my room and the temp probe in the water says 81 degrees been running 12 hours now. they recommened 18 on 6 off. going to change my timer to that. had to make a new squirter pvc pipe 1 inch longer so it sprayed on the rockwool not below it? clones are very healthy. going to put AC in the room soon summer coming.
34802
There is no warm-up. There is a cool down of slightly over 3:00 minutes. Over all workout can be completed in 1/2 hour.
189616
My machine put out no heat at all. All the yogurt in it sat at room temperature for about 13-14 hours.
2219643
Maybe about an hour. There is no closure to the lid so things do not stay as hot as i would like.