if using a water pump to recirculate water in another reservoir with ice it could be better than using a garden hose
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Too much heat inside the bag will condensate the inside of bag which will start creating anaerobic environment that lots of molds and stinky bacteria love. From the picture you aren't spacing them apart from each other enough. They should never touch up against each other like that. Bags will produce heat and co2 themselves so if you keep the room conditioned generally somewhere as closest that you can possibly get to 60F it will help keep that from happening. You can rig up a thermostat or temperature controller with a cooling system to help keep that temperature in check. Too many metabolites is often a sign of contamination somewhere in bag but a little bit is normal, too much sweat is indicator that your bags are getting too hot inside which can spur up issues. Good luck and keep on spawning! Hope this helps.