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Old 05-09-2008, 03:22 PM
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Homebrewer blows up!
Please be careful guys! Looks like this guy was doing Methanol recovery with a bad system.................... Homemade biodiesel may have caused O-burg fire - Newswatch50.com... We're Always On!
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Looks to me like he set it up in a dedicated shed instead of the actual garage. Smart thinking. Minimizes the damage in case something like this happens.
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The info I've seen on a Bio board I hang out at is, it was an electrical fire.
Unrelated to Bio home brewing.
The property owner had not made any bio-diesel since Sept. 07.

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What system are you using to recover your methanol?
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