Recent content by simon12

So I caught covid almost certainly a week ago today (outside chance a day later or 1-2 earlier) Symptoms started late Tuesday 28th Dec but I only tested positive on Thursday 30th, When can I open/start working again?

I did another test late yesterday using the other nostril and no blood and it was negative. Today I am getting blood from that nostril too so result. But my employee has now tested positive and a customer I saw on Monday and Tuesday has tested positive both have similar symptoms. So I think...

There was blood on the swab which I just read makes the result invalid. One of my employees has the same symptoms as me but tested negative so who knows. I am feeling better quite quickly though.

Just done the test and its showing positive only 3 mins later.

Someone just posted me a test kit, have had 2 jabs but no booster.

I think I may have just got covid late last night had a temp of 38.8 and felt shakey with all my joints aching, slept till 3 pm and 10 mins later had to go back to bed as I felt feint. I don't feel to bad now just no energy at all.

Mines gone from £9+VAT to £11.50+VAT from Seller Gas they told me they don't supply home brewers but some one on here said they supplied them.

Looks like the government are all but ruling out any future lockdowns (not surprising or they would have extended furlough again) and are saying its not the time for plan B at least at the moment.

I'm not sure but I think the green band means its 70/30, if you want to use it you need a regulator, if you get a CO2 regulator in will not fit on a 70/30 or any mixed gas regulator so its any easy way to tell.

When dealing with China, ISIS etc a harmless old fool can do worse than a devil.

Are you using a standard 9 gallon firkin? Are you using finings? Are you priming with sugar?

Mine went up by £1 per bottle but I think that happened 6 months ago. What do hospitals use it for?

Just to show the correlation between vaccines and cases. Its far from exact though. Vaccines 2nd dose Cases

Just a few observations from looking at the case and vaccination map here https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/details/interactive-map/vaccinations As expected the worst cases seem to be in areas where vaccinations are lower and densely populated cities seem to have a much lower vaccine rate than...

Compressed CO2 would be much better, it compresses far better than air