The lurgey(or man flu if you prefer)

[Hollow Legs]

Hi guys and gals,

I have a brew that finished fermenting two days ago and I was going to bottle it tomorrow, I have been given the man flu by my darling wife and was wondering if there would be any issues with bottling it (the brew not the wife)? :whistle:

I use VWP to clean my stuff and videne to sterilise, would you say this is a risk bottling at this stage or should I wait a few more days until the lurgey has cleared, I don't usually come in contact with my brew unless sampling and that is done in a trial jar. :)

Thanks for any serious input

 

[paulpj26]

Don't see any problem with that :thumb:

 

[Wendy1971]

wont be a problem dont think you can pass anything on

 

[eggman]

Personally i would wait a couple of days, but i'm a bit ocd with germs

 

[Green Ninja]

I've never heard a beer sneeze so you should be ok :clap:

 

[LewisA]

Hi guys and gals,

I have a brew that finished fermenting two days ago and I was going to bottle it tomorrow, I have been given the man flu by my darling wife and was wondering if there would be any issues with bottling it (the brew not the wife)? :whistle:

I use VWP to clean my stuff and videne to sterilise, would you say this is a risk bottling at this stage or should I wait a few more days until the lurgey has cleared, I don't usually come in contact with my brew unless sampling and that is done in a trial jar. :)

Thanks for any serious input

I would think it unlikely any infection would be passed on from yourself to your brew. In the same way that there is very little or no chance of getting a yeast infection from the yeast you used in your brew. :thumb: