Sanitize nazis will they die eventually?

[Gameface]

I kind of sort of agree with the OP. I think we all know we need sanitized gear on the cold side. It's pretty straight forward.

To add to that, most infections are not from some lonely microorganism that randomly happens upon your wort. Most of the time there is a little habitat that the microorganisms have made home, but it's getting crowded and they're looking to spread out. Nooks and crannies that they've fortified against cleaning and sanitation. Many times normal sanitation isn't enough to get rid of the trouble spots. Normal sanitation does help to keep them from getting a foothold, but isn't as good at rooting them out.

 

[tgolanos]

I go away from HBT for 5 minutes and I turn around to see this. Wow. This made my night.

 

[slym2none]

I don't understand what all the fuhrer is about.

Anne Frankly, there's nothing to get all flamed about.

 

[lowtones84]

Anne Frankly, there's nothing to get all flamed about.

Really? You think that's funny?

 

[kev211]

Oh no

 

[cattmoble]

Well that escalated quickly!!

 

[Roland_deschain]

Ummmmmmm.........

 

[Rhumbline]

I did nazi this coming...

 

[Calichusetts]

 

[unionrdr]

They did come on rather Fast & Fuhreriously...

 

[seabrew8]

Peace my brothers and sisters, we will defeat the tyrants!

 

[TheCADJockey]

I don't feel like reading the first five pages. Are we talking about sanitizing a nazi, or how much sanitizer it takes to actually kill a nazi? You still have to clean them first right?

 

[GilaMinumBeer]

Can you imagine the food industy sanitizing every bit of hardware all the time? I've worked in the food industry,...

And yet, with each and every recall of Ice Cream, or Spinach, the end result is a factory wide shut-down for a thorough sanitization.

Hmm.

 

[Yooper]

Really? Nazis in the subject line, and in the post? Geez.