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The flat bottom did bulge out approximately 3/8"-1/2" from its original position, but it returned to its original shape with no leaks or cracks, but I am sure it would fatigue and fail with repeated stress. I ran across a data sheet on Lexan. http://www.envplastics.com/ftpgetfile.php?id=13...

Umm... your assumptions are incorrect. It is in the primary. I guess I will taste it this weekend. I was planning on drinking it

I would not bee worried about lexan failing in this situation. I took a Nalgene bottle (made of lexan and put it under water to fill it (no air space) and put the cap on. I put it in the freezer expecting to see the side of the bottle blown out instead it pushed the cap apart and pushed ice...

It stopped fermenting about a year ago and the sg is unknown. It had 3.5 lbs of honey in it originally and is one gal.

I have some mead that is done fermenting a long time ago, but there is this white foam on the top. It kind of looks like the soap bubbles in a sink of used dishwater. Should I be concerned? Or only if it tastes like soap? I am pretty sure I did not get soap in it. Thanks in advance for...

I'm Hugh an Electrical Engineering student and I have only had one completed batch of brew it was a quick Citrus Mead in one gallon. Thanks in advance for all of your help.