AnTabolic73
Well-known Member
Okay, to be clear here ... this did not happen to me using ANY source's finished gear.
I understand what you are saying about other sources of floaters but when the finished oil has been filtered through .45 and .2 filters it eliminates a lot of source for floaters.
I may be wrong but I determined through research that one of the causes could be the use of soda lime glass vs borosilicate glass.
Soda lime glass is known to leach into the compounds being housed in it. That is what is considered delaminates.
To top it off, I was using the cheapest Chinese vials I could get my hands on so there's that. Hell, they may not have even been soda lime glass for all I know.
Either way, I started using borosilicate glass and no further issues.
As far as the pics go, no I did not take any as it was my own personal brew and saw no need to take pics.
Also, I am not trying to be argumentative or start a debate as everyone can choose what they want to use. I was simply attempting to secure another source.
Also, not trying to offend anyone in the process, I'm just trying to do business.
For those interested or with iquisitive minds:
borosilicate glass is so resistant to chemicals, that it is even used to store nuclear waste. The boron in the glass makes it less soluble, preventing any unwanted materials from leaching into the glass, or the other way around. In terms of overall performance, borosilicate glass is far superior to regular glass.
Taken from
What Is Borosilicate Glass and Why Is It Better Than Regular Glass?
I dont think your question was unreasonable. I think you're just expecting too much from rob. Hes not that good at this.
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