Two ferm vessels tied into same blow-off hose?

Have never brewed before, and am still probably a couple of months out, but bouncing ideas around, and would appreciate the help/opinions/warnings/"what are you thinkings!"s.

I'm probably going to do Bock and will ferment/lager in a mini-fridge. Going to do two one gallon batches: one reg mash, other decoct for a side by side test. These may be a day or few apart in brew-days.

I plan on modifying the mini-fridge to allow an about 1-1/2" blow-off hose to come out of the side, go up and come back over the fridge and down into the blow off liquid.

Question: Would it be okay to tie both one gallon fermentation vessels into the same blow-off hose (2nd vessel T'd in. Obviously will 100% plug off T entry point up until hooking #2 vessel up).

Question2: is that too many turns for the hose (clogs)?

Question3: anything else you see wrong here?

Appreciate it.

 

Thanks for the replies, guys.

I figured one of the first critiques would be about brewing two lagers at around the same time in my first go, ha. I understand what you mean. Mot underestimating it and know it will be a tall task. But I'm gunna be stubborn here I guess.

As for two seperate hoses, I considered it, but really would like to just have one hole in the mini-fridge. Though I'll properly seal around the edge of the hose, I'd still imagine a 1-1/2" hole. via tubing would lead to a higher temperature inside of the fridge. I would rather not have two holes increasing the temperature inside of the fridge more than one maybe would.

As for the tube going up instead of down. That was just my idea for A.) conserving space, and B.) keeping it out of "oops I just kicked my liquid over and disconnected my hose" range. Just figured it'd be out of the way up atop the fridge. But it seems like you may be right here, and I may need to avoid a mishap caused by trying to pressure up aprox. -at minimum- 15".

Keep 'em coming, and thanks again.

 

Thanks rocdoc. You just got me off of the idea of tying in to one. Never considered blow-off from one running into the other. So scratch that. That was dumb.

Also, I figured I wouldn't want the blow-off staying inside of the fridge for whatever reason. So that wouldn't be an issue, huh?

Glad I asked, you guys have been a help.

 

Thanks, Vike.

I have a habit of starting my ideas big on paper, then scaling back before game time. Something tells me Homebrewing is a different ball game. Something is correct.