This Odd

[Shox Dr]

You're not looking at this issue through rose tinted glasses are you?

More likely Sloe Gin

 

[The_Yellow_Ardvark]

No. But it is still red today.

 

[MattF]

You not figured it out yet?

 

[The_Yellow_Ardvark]

@MattF
The oil was removed and it stank.
It was rancid.
But it brunt well.

The whole lamp was striped, cleaned and rebuilt.

Fresh oil last night.

This morning it was clear.

It took a a lot to remove the residue from my nose , it was bad.

 

[bourbon]

every day a school day. I didn't know oil could go 'off'. At least not that quickly anyway.

 

[The_Yellow_Ardvark]

You're not looking at this issue through rose tinted glasses are you?

No, I live in the real world. Nero

every day a school day. I didn't know oil could go 'off'. At least not that quickly anyway.

The fact is stank would leed me to think a bateria or something set up home. It was bad.
So as it was not paying rent, it was booted out.

 

[bourbon]

No, I live in the real world. Nero

The fact is stank would leed me to think a bateria or something set up home. It was bad.
So as it was not paying rent, it was booted out.

Just thinking, as oil is a natural product, it makes sense that bacteria can grow in it. could sunlight encourage the growth of it?