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CDS 16 Aug 2022 17:01 #76509

Jaco53 Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 1 Thank you received: 0	Can cds be kept in a refrigerator? I made 4 oz and that seems to be too much
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CDS 16 Aug 2022 18:08 #76510

stu77000 Offline Platinum Member Posts: 539 Thank you received: 394	Jaco53 wrote: Can cds be kept in a refrigerator? I made 4 oz and that seems to be too much CDS MUST be kept in the refrigerator otherwise it gasses off and you are left with plain old water. CDS must be kept below 11 degrees Celsius. It can keep for many months if sealed properly (no leaks) and in the fridge.
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