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White slime at the CO2 nozzle
Hello
So, what's the last word (if there's any) about the nature of that white slime that tends to collect in Nutrafin diffuser at the point where CO2 bubbles enter the diffuser? Quick search on Google reveals that many people believe that this is some product of the brewing process, which travels trough the tubing from the bottle to the tank. However, somehow I find it hard to believe that any substance heavier than gas could travel such long distance in upward direction. Moreover, how come I don't see any traces of this stuff in the check valve? Does it need to be in contact with water to become visible? -- Best regards, Andrey Tarasevich |
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