Rinsing large pots in the shower

porcupine73 · Sep 1, 2012

So I was struggling to wash some of my larger pots in the sink. Even the utility sink was a challenge. Then it came to me ... rinse them in the shower! Eureka that works great and is very fast. :fro:

Now I just need to get a garbage disposal installed in the shower ...

Koffie · Sep 1, 2012

I allways clean my stuff in the bathroom.
To be exactly: in bath

My keggles are 50 liters, my 3 fermenters 60 liters and my 2 other onse 30 liter.
I allways fill them with the hottest tapwater available, put some Oxi in it and wait for a night.

Wife isn't allways happy when the jetstreams in bath spray a yeast residu ..

CrystalShip · Sep 1, 2012

haha....after every brew day my shower turns into a kitchen sink and the curtain rod has tubes and mesh bags hanging from it!

TopherM · Sep 5, 2012

I guess you live in an apartment?? If not, what about your garden hose?

jpc · Sep 5, 2012

Get yourself a hand-held showerhead, and it will be even easier. And your wife will thank you

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AndrewD · Sep 5, 2012

TopherM said:
I guess you live in an apartment?? If not, what about your garden hose?

This is what I do. My back porch is perfect as you can hose everything off before and after brewing/cleaning.

Koffie · Sep 6, 2012

TopherM said:
I guess you live in an apartment?? If not, what about your garden hose?

That doesn't give me hot water

JRems · Sep 7, 2012

Don't forget when you drain your oxi water into the tub, leave the tubs drain closed and let it sit for a couple hours. It does a nice job cleaning the tub too.

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