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Just started using One Step as a bottle sanitizer, and based on the taste of my ale, I took the "no-rinse" part a bit too literaly...at 9 days, there is a BAD flavor as a result of not rinsing/allowing sanitizer to collect at the bottom of the bottle. My question: will this disipate with time? the breakdown products of sodium percarbonate are sodium carbonate (water soluble...) and hydrogen peroxide (would eventually breakdown in an open system, but in a sealed bottle?)... This was on the way to becoming fine swill; would make me sad to have to dump it. Any ideas?

Thanks!

Ol' Grog

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Well, time can't hurt it, that's for sure. I've done the same thing but with kegs instead and really didn't notice a difference after letting it sit for about 4 weeks at room temperature and then a week carbonating inside the kegerator. From what I've been told, it won't harm the brew.

sirsloop

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Did you let the bottles dry before putting beer in there, or just rinsed out w/ one step and filled wet?

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entropy1049

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Sadly, filled wet...very sloppy wet...

Bobby_M

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Are you sure it's the sanitizer and not an infection?

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entropy1049

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Not an infection...definitely excess One Step...