leevalentine001
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Pretty much as simple as that. I put together a stout in a 20L clear chemical drum (used to have non scented cleaning chems), one of the square-ish ones. The hole I'd drilled was about 0.5mm too open making the grommet just a little bit loose, but not enough for air contamination to be an issue. But having only a small lid (ie. not enough room to shove a spoon in to mix) my mixing option was to pick up the fermenter and slosh it around like crazy. Which I do all the time and is fine. But in this case I pushed a bit hard on the grommet with my thumb and it went straight into the fermenter / wort.
So my question/s is/are:
Is it toxic / a throw out?
Or are they made to be food grade (which would make sense, it's a brigalows grommet)?
Any support would be appreciated,
Lee
So my question/s is/are:
Is it toxic / a throw out?
Or are they made to be food grade (which would make sense, it's a brigalows grommet)?
Any support would be appreciated,
Lee