DIY Beer Line Cleaner for under $15

[@scratchcratch]

Glad to see you posting again! Great video. Once again!

[@bjornfisk]

I made one of these. It's cheap and it works great. Easier than getting out the co2 when I need to clean.

[@QuickScoperGrant]

I’m so glad I watched this video first thanks a lot legends

[@michaelcooney7687]

Fantastic idea

[@matthart1482]

i am so off to bunnings tomorrow!

[@rickmcafee1653]

Link to parts doesn't work. Please repost the parts somewhere - domain error

[@jayworthington6831]

Nice one!

[@patpaget]

need parts list blog article vanished

[@missingMBR]

See my reply post to Drake King

[@vectorponder]

I tried this and have 2 different pump bottles both with threads too large for the ball lock post. :/

[@lindsaymorgan9368]

need parts list... blog disappeared

[@missingMBR]

See my reply post to Drake King

[@drakeking5857]

your parts list link brings up the page "How to Calculate Water Volumes for Brewing"

[@missingMBR]

Sorry. The ball post comes with the poppet so ignore the 3rd link. Not quite $15 but maybe you can find a cheaper ball lock post elsewhere.

[@missingMBR]

appears my previous post has been deleted. I made this by buying the Nylex 2L Manual Garden Sprayer and Kinetic 12mm x 10m White Standard Thread Seal from Bunnings. You'll also need a cornelius type liquid ball lock post with female thread. I grabbed one from Kegland.

[@Wind_Ninja_Jubei]

Shit. A video from you guys. It's been ages. Keep it up

[@winstonedison2001]

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[@mohammadmustafa3565]

@Winston Edison instablaster =)

[@winstonedison2001]

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[@winstonedison2001]

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[@mohammadmustafa3565]

@Winston Edison You are welcome :D

[@blee9893]

You assume I know what bunting is for the main body of the cleaner

[@atabuoy050]

No parts list?

[@missingMBR]

See my reply above. Did some googling and found the parts, and provided links

[@TertiaryBrewing]

While that does work I think a carbonation cap on a soda bottle with some beer pipe to the base works better. Carbonation caps will take both gas and beer connectors so you can pressurise from your CO2 connector and then use the pressure to force cleaner through your lines. I'll do a video on how I do this soon.

[@mashhacks]

Sounds awesome, can't wait to see it :)

[@TertiaryBrewing]

@@mashhacks Here you go kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZCVlIt9f7WqiLM

[@brandongardner4558]

Pbw is not beer line cleaner....

[@gwchomperz6471]

Sure it is

[@brandongardner4558]

@@gwchomperz6471 Its defintely not but by all means, ignorance is bliss. The primary active ingredient in BLC is potassium hydroxide. BLC and PBW are both alkaline cleaners, but they are NOT the same. BLC is based on potassium hydroxide, while the primary active ingredient in PBW is sodium metasilicate.

[@rodsmith256]

yes it is the best cleaner