notung
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Yesterday I was brewing my pumpkin beer for the VIC swap. By the end, I was boiling the wort in the rain and must have looked like a weirdo squeezing the no chill cube in the wet, after dark. As I was packing everything away, I noticed an ice buildup around the base of the LPG bottle. At first I worried there had been a leak or something, then I wasn't sure. I 'googled' it and somewhere it said that can indicate that demand for gas is greater than supply...(?) I wonder if that means I'm nearly out, or if the spiral burner wants too much fuel?
Anyone encountered this before and can explain the science?
Anyone encountered this before and can explain the science?