WTF did he have in his carboy?
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shaggybudd
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hahaha "Home Brewing - You're doing it wrong"
Can anyone say "Rhino Farts?" 
Mongrel
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hah, manager thought he was brewing up a batch of meth.
rhoadsrage
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FordForever
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Lending creditability to this, I have actually felt ill and semi high/buzzed from boiling the wort. I refuse to boil indoors.
Errr, you arent supposed to use propane burners indoors without ventilation!
DoubleAught
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Wow thats funny! I bet he never lives that one down.
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jkarp
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Insert obligatory Mr. Beer joke here: ___________
I'm sensing another "Do you think this beer is infected?" thread...
"So I brewed my latest batch of homebrew yesterday, and today I was at work, when I get this call from the Colorado Spring FD about having to come to my house to set up ventilation for a possible gas leak, and my neighbors having to be evacuated. Later they tell me they think the smells are coming from my carboy! Should I dump it?"
"So I brewed my latest batch of homebrew yesterday, and today I was at work, when I get this call from the Colorado Spring FD about having to come to my house to set up ventilation for a possible gas leak, and my neighbors having to be evacuated. Later they tell me they think the smells are coming from my carboy! Should I dump it?"
carrolte
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lmao
ok revy, time to confess.
ok revy, time to confess.
Can anyone say "Rhino Farts?"
Exactly what I was thinking. Lots of yeasts put out nasty sulphurous
odors (Apfelwein, anyone?) I'm sure this could easily build up in a small apartment quickly.
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Only if you stress the yeast, or use Montrachet, which seems to like to produce noxious fumes no matter how nicely you coddle it with yeast nutrients and other treats.
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