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Smell

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Anonymous
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08/03/03 08:15 AM
Smell



Hi, thank you for an informative and entertaining website.

I'm from Canada and I'm in the process of building a still. I'm from the city and I'm a little concerned that the odor coming off my still will make problems from nosey people.

Any advise will be appreciated.

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Fourway
(newbie)
08/03/03 09:16 AM
Re: Smell [re: Anonymous]



if you stick to the sugar wash/turbo yeast methods the smells will be minimal and not easy to place.

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Anonymous
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08/04/03 09:40 AM
Re: Smell [re: Anonymous]



I also live in Canada and have been distilling for 5 yrs. now. I have never had anyone complain about the smell. I really don't think that too many people this day and age even know what discarded mash smells like. I wouldn't worry!

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Peter
(newbie)
08/05/03 03:02 AM
Re: Smell [re: Anonymous]



id worry about water use more than smell

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Anonymous
(Unregistered)
08/05/03 09:02 PM
Re: Smell [re: Peter]



you can allways flush the leftover mash

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DrunkGeologist
(stranger)
08/05/03 09:31 PM
Re: Smell [re: Anonymous]



You could always throw in some potpourri and boil that a bit just before throwing it out. that should freshen up the place a bit.

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unclejesse
(journeyman)
09/04/03 12:45 PM
Re: Smell [re: Anonymous]



unless you're talking about a large amount, i am not sure the smell will be an issue. of course, i dont know your circumstances. your mash-in will probably put off more odor than your spirit run.




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