Bottling with man flu

[Zaust]

Hey

I've got a lovely dose of manflu atm and two brews which need bottling/casking - one actually finished fermenting two days ago.

Should I syphon etc while I'm germy? or get my wife to do it (joke should probably go here but I can't be bothered).

 

[Runwell-Steve]

I'd leave them in the fermenter until you are better.

 

[Zaust]

Will they be ok that long - the fermenters are the cheapo ones which don't seal so there's defiantly some gas exchange going on

 

[Runwell-Steve]

You should be fine for up to 4 weeks in the fermentor, my fermentors don't even have lids

 

[evanvine]

Get on with your bottling man, you're not exactly dying!

 

[shearclass]

Get on with your bottling man, you're not exactly dying!

+1

 

[DaveMack]

you're not exactly dying!

WHAT :shock: Guess you've never had manflu :rofl:

 

[Zaust]

I just didn't want to inject germs into my brew then let them breed for a few weeks and risk creating a new strand of super manflu which could leave to extreme shortages of Lemsips

 

[puravida]

If it's man flu then how can you even type?
Women would never understand....

 

[Zaust]

oh don't wifey is still at work so looking after our 3 kids. My 12 year old had to pick tonight to do her maths homework and need help :S

 

[evanvine]

I just didn't want to inject germs into my brew then let them breed for a few weeks and risk creating a new strand of super manflu which could leave to extreme shortages of Lemsips

Do you infect your dog, cat or gerbil???

 

[Zaust]

Dog did sneeze earlier - and the hamster isn't up yet :P

 

[evanvine]

Dog did sneeze earlier - and the hamster isn't up yet :P

:rofl:

 

[ricardo]

Soft git.......
:mrgreen: :mrgreen:

 

[puravida]

man flu