$24 Beer Line Cleaner Kit

**Kegcowboy** · 02-01-2011, 01:23 PM

Better get those keg beer lines ready for Super Bowl! This cleaning kit will work with commercial bar equipment or with your own kegorator. Mounts to the faucet so you can "back flush" your system.

Beer Line Cleaning Kit
Cleaning your beer lines improves the taste of your beer and help keep the foam to a minimum. We have tried, and sold, pump cleaning kits, , spray bottle kits, and squeeze bottle kits. We like the squeeze bottle set-up the best because it is not as prone to leaking and we have found that, unless you have more than two hands, it takes two people to use the pump and spray set-up versus the squeeze bottle. We have put together this economical kit that includes enough powdered beer line cleaner to clean your beer lines approximately 20 times.

Includes:

Squeeze bottle cleaning kit that ties directly into the beer lines of your system once faucet is removed.

Faucet Protector to help keep your faucet cleaner for longer and to prevent insect intrusion.

Faucet Wrench

Faucet brush

Beer line cleaner for approximately 20 cleanings.

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**Kegcowboy** · 04-09-2011, 04:18 PM

It's a great time to get your kegerator spring cleaning done!

**Kegcowboy** · 05-20-2011, 05:26 PM

Make that summer cleaning

RSBCO · 05-21-2011, 01:03 PM

What are your thoughts regarding what you're selling to clean keg lines vs. pushing PBW and letting it sit before flushing with water? Do I really need to take the faucet off, and clean it with something else? I'm new to kegging, and I've bought from you recently. I like your prices and the quality of your equipment. Wish I had found you sooner.

**Kegcowboy** · 05-21-2011, 02:17 PM

I think for homebrew set ups pushing the cleaner straight out of the keg and letting it sit is fine ( that is esentially what this kit does but in reverse so that it works with Sanke set ups too) Let your faucet soak in the bucket you are draining into and be sure to use a faucet brush to clean the inside really well. The faucet plug will keep things cleaner for longer. I still flush with water and sanitize after I am done. Remember -using HOT water instead of warm water can cause ripples in the beer line and cause additional foam.

RSBCO · 05-21-2011, 02:42 PM

Thanks! You confirmed what I was thinking except that it sounds like I have to take my faucet off from time to soak. As you can tell, I was looking for the easy way out. Your tip about water temp of the cleaner is something I won't forget.
I love the regulator and the 15 lb. CO2 tank you sold me. I highly recommend people to do business with you.

**Kegcowboy** · 05-24-2011, 06:40 PM

We really appreciate it! Almost all of our business is word of mouth which is how ended up getting so much business in Norway of all places.......we can contribute all of our business there to a single satisfied customer.

**Kegcowboy** · 06-03-2011, 01:12 PM

This is another item we are short on photos...........if you want to pose the next time you are using yours then send us the pic and you might make it into the catalog