Cleaning Your iKegger With The Brewers Tap

[@dhtnz]

If you have just finished the contents (still under pressure and still sanitary) can you push sanitiser into the keg under pressure, shake it around and then drain it using pressure? Or is it best to open them up, rinse out and start the process again?

[@ilcovanbolhuis1623]

I have the Enzybrew 10 product for cleaning the key. Does this video apply as well? If the keg is empty and filled with CO2 there are still drops of water with the Enzybrew 10 in it. Is it okay to leave it like that and next round fill it with beer again and thus mix is a bit? The manual for Enzybrew 10 says to clean with fresh water first

[@IKEGGER]

hi Ilco, in the video we used -no-rinse sanitizer- , please use the chemi pro oxi which is included in your keg care package , Happy to help :)

[@ilcovanbolhuis1623]

Ah, okay. So the Chemi pro oxi is the one which applies and work likewise to this video. And the other one, the Enzybrew 10 does not work like that.

[@ilcovanbolhuis1623]

And when a keg is cleaned via whatever product. Should I fill it with CO2? Or is it okay to leave it as is with oxygen?

[@IKEGGER]

@@ilcovanbolhuis1623 Correct , chemi pro oxi is the no-rinse type , enzy brew is more deeper cleaning and needs rinsing , please see the instructions and the info on our website for each product , Happy to help :)

[@MIA-hc7nm]

You connect the line from the liquid coupler/post of the first keg to the gas coupler/post of the second keg? So the liquid comes in to the second keg through the gas post? Im a beginner, my apologies for the basic questions!

[@IKEGGER]

Yes that's correct if you want to use it this way

[@68404]

If I have a 2 litre ikegger, do I halve the acid to 4ml?

[@CM-ef8fu]

Yes!

[@IKEGGER]

You need 1.5ml per Litre to make it the correct dilution, it is written on the packaging of the sanitiser

[@bmart73]

Bottleshop filled. Really? No bottleshop I go to going to fill that

[@IKEGGER]

I have 3 near my place with beer taps for filling growlers and kegs, it's more common than you think. At least in Australia, UK and USA it is. Other places you can get kegs filled anywhere.