Better bottle and bucket expiration
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Edcculus
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Nope. Just soak with Oxy or PBW immediately after emptying, then sanitize and dry. Don't stack them or do anything else to scratch them and you will get many years of use from plastic.
nope...I know one brewer on here who's used his buckets for over a decade, he posted on a similar thread last weekend.....son't worry about it, as long as you don't scratch them, it will last more than likely longer than you decide to brew.
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The majority of my primary buckets are over 14 years old...I'll let you know when they expire...
The majority of my primary buckets are over 14 years old...I'll let you know when they expire...
Yeah Op...I was referring to Bill, when I posted what I posted.....
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Revvy...it's 1 AM Central time...what are you doing up at this hour?
I'm going to bed. Gotta get up around 6 and head out toward OK...stopping o'night in MO at my brother-in-law's house so the wife can visit with her brother...
Don't know when I'm getting back to Sterling Heights...still on schedule for retiring in January...
I'm going to bed. Gotta get up around 6 and head out toward OK...stopping o'night in MO at my brother-in-law's house so the wife can visit with her brother...
Don't know when I'm getting back to Sterling Heights...still on schedule for retiring in January...
Being really really druk.....and about to go to bed....but mostly being really really really druk....
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