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Old 03-29-2010, 10:33 PM   #1
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I have a quick question. When using Coopers Carb drops it says on the back.

1 per stubbie
2 per long neck

Im assuming a long neck is a regular 12 oz bottle. Does that sound about right using 2 drops per 12 oz bottle?


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Old 03-29-2010, 10:57 PM   #2
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only 1 drop per 12oz bottle


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damnit... Ok so lets say someone didnt know that and used 2 per 12 oz bottle... what are the chances of them exploding?
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Stubbie and long neck are both 12 oz bottles
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They could explode, but I have never used carb drops before. I would at very least place them in an area where it will be easy to clean if they do go.
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lol uh oh. Hypathetical situation of course?

Well the guys of basic brewing accidentally put 2 of those drops in and they didn't explode. But that was only one bottle.

Do you have anything you can grab the other drop with? long tweezers, chopsticks?

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They are already capped but all stored in a large rubber made container with the lid secured... if they blow they wont go anywhere... looks like its a wait and see situation.
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Stubbie and long neck are both 12 oz bottles
Not where the world is upside down (and where Cooper's Drops are made).
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48 hours later and no popped tops or exploded bottles
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Not where the world is upside down (and where Cooper's Drops are made).
agreed, they do make 10oz stubbies. Like Red stripe bottles.


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