Cleaning Kegs and Beer Lines

[@gregms7661]

Finally made the leap to Kegging. This video was helpful. Thanks.

[@CityscapeBrewing]

That is a huge change! Good for you. Let me know if you have any questions.. Happy to help! 🍻

[@spacefish4220]

Not into kegging quite yet, but I’m here commenting for the algorithm more than anything. Let’s try and get your subs up.

[@CityscapeBrewing]

Agreed! Thanks!

[@Javaman92]

Another great video. So much good information here. I feel like I understand kegs better now. I've been looking at them for sale in various places. Banged up and filled with gunk for cheap, but it doesn't sound appealing. Hopefully I'll find a middle ground. DO you have a video on your setup? I've looked but not seen one, but I see I've missed a few of your videos. Keep up the good work! Cheers. Jim

[@CityscapeBrewing]

I left a message on your previous comment on the yeast starter video with some links to the items you'll need.

[@Javaman92]

Hmm my poppets are different from everyone else's. A little research and I see that these are the standard poppets that no one seems to talk about how to get apart. After a LONG time searching I found someone who said that I have to pry each little leg away from the shelf they sit on. Yeah right. Hopefully these are not leaking and I will add new universal poppets to the list of things I am going to need.

[@CityscapeBrewing]

That's weird... I've never heard of that. I'd probably try and get a few different ones too. They're relatively inexpensive

[@Javaman92]

Hi Dennis, Jim again. my Oxiclean finally got here and I'm cleaning my kegs. How much of the cleaner per gallon do you use? Thanks.

[@CityscapeBrewing]

I usually use about a half scoop in a full bucket or carboy. It goes a long way