gmaupin
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I work in a grocery store and I talked with the crew in the bakery and I have scored some buckets that they get there frosting in. My question is what would be the best way to clean and get the buckets brew worthy ?
plastic buckets cleaning ?
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Oxyclean and hot water. That's the best way to clean anything in our brewery...including delabeling bottles.
Just let it soak for a few hours/over night, and then rinse throroughly.
Just let it soak for a few hours/over night, and then rinse throroughly.
+1 to Revvy. You might to do a couple of oxyclean soaks for the frosting.
jbambuti
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You could use one for secondary and have the first ever 'dryfrosted' beer.
rico567
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I got two 3-gal. frosting buckets from our local IGA. I cleaned them of all the residue as best I could with dishwashing detergent, hot water & a sponge. I then used PBW to soak one, then used it on the other. I then just used Star San to sanitize when I was ready to ferment.
gmaupin
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cool I socked in oxy and they are drip drying right now looking good
The only thing I would add is Oxyclean contains detergents (why you have to rinse it thoroughly). the cheap grocery store "Oxigen boost" or "Oxygen bleach" sometimes does not. Besides its active ingredient is Sodium Percarbonate. I use the store brand at half the price, it works fine.
