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Help!

Galloping senility is nigh!

For those who still don't know what mould looks like, nip over here.

Unfortunately my Camera is in dry-dock so I can't show you all a

perfect, textbook example.

It didn't " Fall upon a midnight clear " but thusly did it occur:-

About 4 days ago, just after the height of the Festive I did a brew. A

rather protracted affair, due to messing around festively, in which no

steps were missed (Or so I thought) and it was not left uncovered for

an inordinate length of time.

This morning I gently lifted the dangly edge of the, rubber-band held

kitchen towel which prevents a good view of the surface.

Aaaaagh!!!!!!!!! Mould!!!

A text book example--> little circular patches, as if drawn by a pair

of compasses, some white and most penicillin-like.

The reason became obvious.>>>>>Where the hair-oil's me SCOBY???

I can vouch for the fact that no SCOBY probably also means no starter.

What is ogling at my from the work surface is neither more nor less

than cold tea.

It is also the ONLY mould attack I've ever had, so believe the gurus

when they tell you that, in all probability, the presence of both

SCOBY and starter acidity prevent mould.

Needless to say I muttered things like

" Oh dear me " , " shucks " , " Tut-tut-tut " and expressed similar

sentiments. It's a good job my last brew was a gallon and I've some

lying on

My disgruntle-meter is W a y off scale,

,

N.England

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