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B-Brite is a wonderful thing...and does a great job after brewing, especially with glass carboys!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tip. I wonder if it would have removed the tar from the bottom of this bottle? I am pretty sure I got rid of it all but I am just a bit worried that there will be some residual that will slightly poison me or worse, taint the flavor.
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