OLD BANDAGES

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malty
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OLD BANDAGES

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All my batches have been good so far, but no.10 has an hint of old bandage that's really putting me off.

What is it?

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DJ
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Post by DJ »

maybe it is an old bandage, steeped in 70*C water for 10 mins? :shock: :wink:
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Post by rwh »

Ah, "bandages" tweaked my memory... think band-aids.

"Phenolic..the big one..think band aids, think first aid stuff. pooh..bacteria and wild yeast cause this and it is the most comon infection from poor saniatation."
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Post by lethaldog »

rwh wrote:Ah, "bandages" tweaked my memory... think band-aids.

"Phenolic..the big one..think band aids, think first aid stuff. pooh..bacteria and wild yeast cause this and it is the most comon infection from poor saniatation."
Damn wasnt that an awesome little debate, still think ill stick with dogger :lol: :lol: :lol:
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