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Elfmaze

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Off the new kegerator! Got a bit excited and didn't sanatize the line, taps, or connectors. Did i just do a bad thing?

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I think it will be fine. The beer is fairly stable at this point and the risk of infection is minimal. If you drink it as fast as I do I doubt you will have any problem.

However you could easily fill a keg with some star san and hook it up to the serving line and run that thru for a minute or two.
 
the best thing ever is a fine draft pour at your own house, kind of makes you feel like royalty....wow, beer flows from faucets like water in my house!!! its a little slice of heaven huh? my setup only has room for 3 kegs in the chill at max, I have beer tower envy!!! I like the setup, is that welded steel or pvc?
 
Pvc, L brackets, JB weld, and paint. I was expecting a smoother operation from the perlick creamer, instead of pouring out a foam, beer just sprays everywhere. Even above the faucet however thats possible.
 
nice build

Pvc, L brackets, JB weld, and paint. I was expecting a smoother operation from the perlick creamer, instead of pouring out a foam, beer just sprays everywhere. Even above the faucet however thats possible.

I found that after I fill the pint that if I just crack the 525 open just a tiny bit it will give you all foam and a wonderful head. I dont see the need for the more expensive creamer faucet
 
Pvc, L brackets, JB weld, and paint. I was expecting a smoother operation from the perlick creamer, instead of pouring out a foam, beer just sprays everywhere. Even above the faucet however thats possible.

do you have more pics of your setup?
 

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