Rubber band in keg

[IsonAd]

So i managed to drop a small rubberband into a keg of pale ale. It's only small (about diameter of my little finger). I toyed with the idea of racking off and removing but lazyness got the better of me. I guess time will tell what effect it will have but wondering if anyone has done this and had a good/bad experience?

 

[Aus_Rider_22]

So i managed to drop a small rubberband into a keg of pale ale. It's only small (about diameter of my little finger). I toyed with the idea of racking off and removing but lazyness got the better of me. I guess time will tell what effect it will have but wondering if anyone has done this and had a good/bad experience?

If it were me, I would chill it quickly and not worry too much. Let us know how you go!

 

[IsonAd]

no sign of off flavours. Win!

 

[BobtheBrewer]

So i managed to drop a small rubberband into a keg of pale ale. It's only small (about diameter of my little finger). I toyed with the idea of racking off and removing but lazyness got the better of me. I guess time will tell what effect it will have but wondering if anyone has done this and had a good/bad experience?

I've managed to drop the ring from the keg lid into a brew. Enjoy the beer and fish it out after the keg blows.

 

[Benn]

Right now I'm fermenting an IPA with my diffuser stone in the bottom of the FV, the other day it was a lid seal off a cube. My beers only taste **** because I can't follow a recipe, not because of foreign objects.

 

[fw00r]

I've managed to drop the ring from the keg lid into a brew. Enjoy the beer and fish it out after the keg blows.

I've done exactly the same, with no ill effects bar a little initial stress (on my part).