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Hi, I use to do what bluhoney does. When I dealt with cakes, I'd birth them and then give them a few good (but light) sprays of H2o2. I did the same with casings.
From what I've noticed, if you spary your casing with H2o2 right after you mix in your substrate, you greatly reduce the chances of getting cobweb mold. A good air exchange is also VERY much needed:-)
yeah but i got it when my casings were incubating w/ aluminum foil on them. as i understand it, during this stage you dont want gas exchange so that you can control pinning formation. -daniel.
-------------------- "habit is the ballast that chains the dog to its vomit" - s beckett
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