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HAREEBROWNBEEST

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So I made a nice cider that I back sweetened with juice concentrate and in 24 hours it was ready to drink, nice and bubbly and sweet how I like it. To stop the over carbonation and possible "bottle Bombs" I placed all my bottles in the fridge to prevent bombs. Well I decided to leave one of the bottles out to see if and when the bottle decides to explode. I will post my results. :)
 
I use flip tops they just puke and don't blow but you might want someone else (with a sense of humor) to open the first one.
 
Thin plastic refrigerator drawers for protection? I don't think I'd want to be around if it the bottle goes boom!
 
Man, awesome:) I love the replies! Especially the one about failing. I actually want to see it fail too in a way... I want to see how long it takes. I will post pics and report how long it took and so on.
 
How 'bout a LIVE WEBCAM so I can try to witness the inevitable massive explosion? You could literally have tens of people staring at a bottle all day!
 
Here's some pics, I thought I would throw in my hareebrownbeest dog. He inspired my login name. Do you see the imprint on the cap? My capper leaves them and usually it's a good indicator when the indent is gone. But it still remains. Hmmmm
 
hareebrownbeest said:
here's some pics, i thought i would throw in my hareebrownbeest dog. He inspired my login name. Do you see the imprint on the cap? My capper leaves them and usually it's a good indicator when the indent is gone. But it still remains. Hmmmm



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Nice pug. Now get the webcam up and running and put on some safety glasses, gloves, and jock strap for Pete's sake!
 
Wait! I think I can see the cap bulging a little!

Better keep that sucker in the plastic shield and STAND BACK! Oh and please continue to post a daily photograph so we can keep a close eye on the progress!!
 
Here's some pics, I thought I would throw in my hareebrownbeest dog. He inspired my login name. Do you see the imprint on the cap? My capper leaves them and usually it's a good indicator when the indent is gone. But it still remains. Hmmmm

My capper leaves deep circular indent on my bottles too. Do you have a pic of your capper? Mine is an old metal contraption with a very few plastic parts. I also have one of those red plastic jobs but that one was terrible.
 

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