Newbie mistakes

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Makom
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Newbie mistakes

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Use plastic bottles until you get the hang of it, Glass will explode.
Use correct amount of priming sugar, to much can cause a fizzy mess.
I may be wrong but to much priming sugar may of caused some of my bottles to explode
. Good thing i was storing them in a plastic container.
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Yup, saw the picture on the other thread. You did the right thing by putting them in the plastic container. That surely reduced your cleaning time.


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Yea, I too liked your conditioning/carbing box. Very good idea!
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I think I remember someone here suggesting one bottle in every batch should be plastic. When it gets hard, they're carbed, if it swells, they're overcarbed.
Thanks for sharing your experience.
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