Jim's Beer Kit

sorry yeah it said mixed gas on the bottle but the landlord has assured me it is definatly co2. he suggested reducing the psi a bit and a use an allen key to adjust the flow regulator below the tap on the pipe to see if it changes, he also suggested maybe using the spare outputs on the cooler and ge...

Having set up my home bar and had my first pint of Carling in this awful weather it still went down well. the problem i had was to much waste due to frothing, i cleaned the lines even though they were brand new, the bar is outside and the barrel temp would be around the 13 degree mark so a little wa...

haha you have been a great help already i will not baffle you anymore with my complex set up, just go with it, i let you know next week. i will either be supping a nice cold beer or wearing it lol

ahh i see what you mean now, ive been getting a bit confused, i thought the 2 lines was to keep the beer in the line cold but i guess the short distance (1 meter) from cooler to tap i guess that wont be needed, thats good i can just eliminate them then, not bothered about condensation running all ov...

Hmmm i didnt know if i could disconnect the jumpered tube and connect them to the 2 clear tubes that come from the tap. the thin tube that has the flow adjuster on is for the carling tap. it will get a thourgh clean once my cleaning bucket turns up.

HaHA thanks for the info. i will try and post a couple of pictures but mine doesn't look anything like that, i understand the basics i think like filling it till it it comes out of the overflow etc. i was given a Tbar with 3 taps on but i only want the middle tap the carling, there is a very small l...

Soooo you must get this a lot on here but I can’t seem to find the answer that I need. A home bar set up. I have a cooler single line in and out and the 2 bits for the circulation feed. I have a picture but not sure how to upload just yet. The bar is outside and the keg is in a cool area. I have the...