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Matt Labbe
 
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Default Bung go down the hole
So apparently the bung I was sold for a new carboy was slightly too small.
I wasn't paying attention and happened to push it through into the carboy.
Naturally it's too big to easily remove. Anyone have any idea on how to
get it out? It's one of those spongy bungs.. not some sort of rubber like
I'm used to.

Ideas?

matt
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