This is oxidation correct?

salb29 · Mar 15, 2014

Is this oxidation or something else?

If so do i need to scrub it off?

First time seeing it on the walls of keggle

Last brew was a Porter and I clean my keggle really well

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BigEd · Mar 15, 2014

It's beerstone, calcium oxalate. An acidic cleaner like Bar Keepers Friend will help as the typical high pH detergents don't do a great job with beerstone.

http://www.birkocorp.com/brewery/wh...stone-a-look-at-alternative-cleaning-methods/

salb29 · Mar 15, 2014

Well my mash is almost done, any suggestions on a home remedy?

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Durandal · Mar 15, 2014

Brillo pad. If that doesn't do much, relax, have a homebrew.

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salb29 · Mar 15, 2014

Home remedy worked....greenie weenie+a veterans ambition+dish soap=one clean keggle

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