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    From Davy@[email protected] to alt.beer.home-brewing on Tue Feb 3 10:38:58 2009
    From Newsgroup: alt.beer.home-brewing

    I tried preparing gelatin finings to clear a batch of beer. I
    followed the instructions to dissolve a half teaspoon in water, let
    set for one hour and then boil. After boiloing I noticed that it
    smelled like sewage. I searched the Internet and found that another
    person found this to be the case but there was no reply as to why.

    I couldn't bring myself to add the foul smelling stuff to my brew.

    Anyone else have this experience?


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  • From Government Shill #2@[email protected] to alt.beer.home-brewing on Tue Feb 3 18:36:50 2009
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    On Tue, 03 Feb 2009 10:38:58 -0600, Davy <[email protected]> wrote:

    I tried preparing gelatin finings to clear a batch of beer. I
    followed the instructions to dissolve a half teaspoon in water, let
    set for one hour and then boil. After boiloing I noticed that it
    smelled like sewage. I searched the Internet and found that another
    person found this to be the case but there was no reply as to why.

    I couldn't bring myself to add the foul smelling stuff to my brew.

    Anyone else have this experience?

    No, but I don't look at the beer I'm drinking, so I don't care what it
    looks like.

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