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<blockquote data-quote="Sunbeam Alpine" data-source="post: 8451698" data-attributes="member: 146611"><p>Something is causing the urea in your liquid to become unstable and release either ammonia, carbon dioxide, or both gases. While the most common cause would be additional water as explained earlier, another possibility is that the quality of the urea used is not so good. This is quite possible currently as the availability of urea is severely limited thanks to Putin's adventure in Ukraine. </p><p></p><p>This doesn't reflect badly on your supplier - at the moment most manufacturers are using whatever feed grade urea they can get their hands on - but it could explain why you're experiencing it now. If urea quality is the cause, you won't be the only one experiencing the problem. Maybe worth asking if other customers in your area are having the same problem. </p><p></p><p>If the urea is the problem there are products which can overcome this during the manufacturing process, and I would hope that your highlighting this would lead to the manufacturer taking the correct action.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sunbeam Alpine, post: 8451698, member: 146611"] Something is causing the urea in your liquid to become unstable and release either ammonia, carbon dioxide, or both gases. While the most common cause would be additional water as explained earlier, another possibility is that the quality of the urea used is not so good. This is quite possible currently as the availability of urea is severely limited thanks to Putin's adventure in Ukraine. This doesn't reflect badly on your supplier - at the moment most manufacturers are using whatever feed grade urea they can get their hands on - but it could explain why you're experiencing it now. If urea quality is the cause, you won't be the only one experiencing the problem. Maybe worth asking if other customers in your area are having the same problem. If the urea is the problem there are products which can overcome this during the manufacturing process, and I would hope that your highlighting this would lead to the manufacturer taking the correct action. [/QUOTE]
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