gdwolfe273
Well-Known Member
So I was having some difficulties with my carbonating stone and the lid on the corny wouldn't seal right with the rising pressure. I figured I may as well just force carb over ten days instead and would need to rip out the carb stone. When reaching in the corny my hand came into contact with the beer and the foam that had developed from the carb stone.
What are the chances of an infection from this at this point? I washed my hands before doing any of this. The beer is 9% ABV. It was already chilled to 38 degrees and will remain that way until the keg is empty. I am thinking the chance of infection by now is low given this and the fact that the contact was fairly brief...but want to get other opinions.
Any thoughts are appreciated.
(btw...the lid sealed fine now that I took out the stone and cranked the pressure up to about 13-14 psi)
What are the chances of an infection from this at this point? I washed my hands before doing any of this. The beer is 9% ABV. It was already chilled to 38 degrees and will remain that way until the keg is empty. I am thinking the chance of infection by now is low given this and the fact that the contact was fairly brief...but want to get other opinions.
Any thoughts are appreciated.
(btw...the lid sealed fine now that I took out the stone and cranked the pressure up to about 13-14 psi)