How To Clean a Keg

In this tutorial, we show you how to clean a keg used for beer and homebrewing. If you're a homebrewer, this is a very important process to know because you can't make good beer with dirty equipment. This process involves PBW cleaner (or the oxygen-based cleaner of your choice), hot water, a long pipe cleaner, and safety gloves. We give you a step-by-step walkthrough in this video so you can easily clean your own kegs of any size at home. We also show you how to remove parts from your keg, like the liquid and gas posts, and clean those as well. It's important to clean every single part of your keg, not just the hollow inside. The most essential part of this cleaning process is PBW (Powdered Brewery Wash) which is a cleaning product specifically for homebrewing applications. It is also important to remember the difference between cleaning and sanitizing, make sure to watch until the end to learn why both of these steps are important. Check out the resources below for brewing equipment, PBW, and Water Retention Mats.

Brewing Equipment Used: clawhammersupply.com/

Water Retention Mat: amzn.to/2YiuGPv

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