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Old 07-17-2012, 04:35 PM   #1
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Kegggers, have you ever rinsed a blown keg and put a new beer in without taking it apart and cleaning, I t seems it woud be sanitary if the old beer was not contaminated,


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Generally I do this for the other half of a ten gallon batch I'll just fill it and go, if I'm switching beer styles and don't have a clean keg to substitute I'll run sanitizer through it. But If I have the time, I like to clean it thoroughly.


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I have rinsed with hot water and ran that out through the taps... Good to go with no issues...
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I rinse thoroughly (including running hot water *into* the output port and through the dip tube), then put hot star-san in there for 10-20 minutes while I'm readying the rest of my transfer equipment. I rarely actually disassemble the keg parts for cleaning themselves.

To date I've had absolutely zero sanitation/infection issues across many, many keg fills.
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Originally Posted by elderbrewer View Post
Kegggers, have you ever rinsed a blown keg and put a new beer in without taking it apart and cleaning[...]
Wouldn't even consider such a thing...

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