I use it with an hand pump or with gas. B)
there're very easy to connect or disconnect, easy also to clean
Cornie kegs
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jean-yves
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actually I clean every thing with bleach but it need to be rinse immediatly after used.
thursday I'm going to a brewery and I'll ask how they do it .
iodophor is to sterilise but don't use it on copper or aluminium
I think a good on could be the sodium percabonate ( sold as Chemipro oxy) it clean and sterilise and don't need to be rinse .
thursday I'm going to a brewery and I'll ask how they do it .
iodophor is to sterilise but don't use it on copper or aluminium
I think a good on could be the sodium percabonate ( sold as Chemipro oxy) it clean and sterilise and don't need to be rinse .
QUOTE (jean-yves @ Jan 10 2006, 07:33 PM) actually I clean every thing with bleach but it need to be rinse immediatly after used.
thursday I'm going to a brewery and I'll ask how they do it .
iodophor is to sterilise but don't use it on copper or aluminium
I think a good on could be the sodium percabonate ( sold as Chemipro oxy) it clean and sterilise and don't need to be rinse .
I've heard of that no-rinse stereliser, but I haven't found anywhere to buy it yet.
thursday I'm going to a brewery and I'll ask how they do it .
iodophor is to sterilise but don't use it on copper or aluminium
I think a good on could be the sodium percabonate ( sold as Chemipro oxy) it clean and sterilise and don't need to be rinse .
I've heard of that no-rinse stereliser, but I haven't found anywhere to buy it yet.
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James
Yes,
Thanks for contact Andy. Looks like everyone will be kegging soon! :beer
I got the same story aswell about the disconnects. The guy seems genuine enough, he appears to sell a lot of beer/pub/dispensing equipment, so I guess he's a good contact.
The black 'tops' appear to be missing from the kegs, not that it effects them - do some of them come like that (all the one i've seen have black 'tops') or is it likely that they have been broken/damaged - hence the price.
Thanks for contact Andy. Looks like everyone will be kegging soon! :beer
I got the same story aswell about the disconnects. The guy seems genuine enough, he appears to sell a lot of beer/pub/dispensing equipment, so I guess he's a good contact.
The black 'tops' appear to be missing from the kegs, not that it effects them - do some of them come like that (all the one i've seen have black 'tops') or is it likely that they have been broken/damaged - hence the price.
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sagwalla
I've bought two reconditioned cornies from Richard at http://www.cheerswinemakingandbrewing.co.uk/ in Cheam for around the aforementioned £35. Richard puts new gaskets and o-rings in as part of the reconditioning process; I suppose he has a supply of these.
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sagwalla
Bummer, DaaB. You could always do the http://www.kegwatch.co.uk/ thing...
Or just contact them and see if they want it back. They'll probably just tell you to keep it. If they put that in writing, you'd probably be clear.
Or just contact them and see if they want it back. They'll probably just tell you to keep it. If they put that in writing, you'd probably be clear.
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BlightyBrewer
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James
