How to Clean a Brewery Deeply and Quickly

It's time to kick off the New Year with a fresh start! If you're a homebrewer, then you know that cleaning a brewery is a big task. In this video, we get down and dirty, showing you how we deep clean our "brewery," quickly and thoroughly.
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[@ELRORRITO1]

Just found your channel and by the looks of houses and trees. I could tell you're un AZ . Then I looked at other videos and yup Lake Pleasant and such, AZ fest. . I will spend some time watching them all. Cheers from West Phoenix 🍻

[@BenhamBrewing]

Glad to have a Valley of the Sun follower! Are you active in any of the local clubs out here?

[@joshuapinter]

Do you have a video on the mill cabinet you made? Would love to do something similar. Thanks!

[@BenhamBrewing]

Not yet! I need to package up the 3d drawings, and cut list, and then do a video on the mill cabinet build. Hopefully coming soon!

[@johnfinderupnielsen4174]

@Benham Brewing looking forward for that video also. I also got very excited to see that idea. It would suit perfectly into my garrage brewery which is under construction. BTW what is under the epoxy floor? I currently only have bricks on a layer of approx 1ft. gravel. The plan is to dig out and get a concrete floor.

[@BenhamBrewing]

@@johnfinderupnielsen4174 The epoxy is just covering a concrete slab (original with the home). BIG game changer when we put it in. Not just for brewing, but cleaning up after any projects is AMAZINGLY easier!

[@GentleGiantFan]

I got rid of my 3pc valves and replaced them with the 'EZ Clean' style that uses a single triclamp vs 4 bolts. They are a bit more expensive and slightly heavier, but so much better/easier to keep clean. Very nice garage brewery. I too would love to see a video on your milling cabinet. Very slick!

[@BenhamBrewing]

I will have to check out those ball valves. I build my system about 10 years ago, and have not shopped around for the cool new stuff since then, lol. They are a PIA to re-assemble! Stay tuned/subscribed for the mill cabinet build. I really want to do the build video on it, plus put the plans on our website for people to download.

[@LagerThanLife]

Nice setup, might want to apply some sealant to the bottom of the wood cabinets to defeat mold before it starts

[@BenhamBrewing]

Thanks for the tip

[@backyardbrewsnbbqs]

Thoughts on when to replace hosing?

[@BenhamBrewing]

ohhhh, thats a GREAT question. My brewhouse uses silicone hoses which are basically inert, and if taken care of will last a very long time. They do pick up some color over the years but if you keep up on the cleaning of them, they should last "forever". Not that I plan on passing them onto my children's children....