Tap Line cleaning
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Re: Tap Line cleaning
I've got lazy. Doing this the easiest and most effective way I can.
Connect the ball lock. Open tap. Run keg washer with this attachment.
Connect the ball lock. Open tap. Run keg washer with this attachment.
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Re: Tap Line cleaning
Keith...where can I get an adapter like the one you have above to clean your lines using your keg washer?
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Re: Tap Line cleaning
Everwoodmckay75 wrote:Keith...where can I get an adapter like the one you have above to clean your lines using your keg washer?
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Re: Tap Line cleaning
Yep. Dave has them. Be sure to specify you want the one with the barb.
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Re: Tap Line cleaning
will do! Thanks guys!
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Re: Tap Line cleaning
Did you get a keg washer?mckay75 wrote:will do! Thanks guys!
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Re: Tap Line cleaning
Keith wrote:Did you get a keg washer?mckay75 wrote:will do! Thanks guys!
I did...just finished making my own last weekend. I'll post up a pic on the weekend when I'm cleaning a few kegs.
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Re: Tap Line cleaning
Keith, I need to put the gas connector on this I guess, or will the beer out connector fit this also?
Keith wrote:I've got lazy. Doing this the easiest and most effective way I can.
Connect the ball lock. Open tap. Run keg washer with this attachment.
Take care, Bluefin.
Tap # 1: Apple Cider
Tap # 2: Kolsch
Fermenting: Bluefin's Hefeweisen
Fermenting:
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Tap # 1: Apple Cider
Tap # 2: Kolsch
Fermenting: Bluefin's Hefeweisen
Fermenting:
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Re: Tap Line cleaning
I've used gas and liquid with this.Bluefin 774 wrote:Keith, I need to put the gas connector on this I guess, or will the beer out connector fit this also?
Keith wrote:I've got lazy. Doing this the easiest and most effective way I can.
Connect the ball lock. Open tap. Run keg washer with this attachment.
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Re: Tap Line cleaning
Thanks Keith, I have all he same gear now.
Take care, Bluefin.
Tap # 1: Apple Cider
Tap # 2: Kolsch
Fermenting: Bluefin's Hefeweisen
Fermenting:
Up Next: ?
Tap # 1: Apple Cider
Tap # 2: Kolsch
Fermenting: Bluefin's Hefeweisen
Fermenting:
Up Next: ?
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Re: Tap Line cleaning
It works wonders.Bluefin 774 wrote:Thanks Keith, I have all he same gear now.
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Re: Tap Line cleaning
AllanMar wrote:Hot caustic is probably the best, but this is what I use:
Warm PBW then rinse.
This is exactly my setup...dollar store sprayer, Everwood for a beer out post and poppet, Home a Hardware for the brass connector...total cost under $20... Use Homemade PBW and Diversol (pink bleach detergent) and that'll clean and kill the creeps. I usually run the sprayer full F through with warm solution and rinse thoroughly with warm water. A couple of runs will sit for a few minutes before rinsing.
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On Deck: Cream Ale
In the Hole: Kolsch
Clean Up: Tall Ships Ale clones
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