Buh-bye, Carboy Brush
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Thundercougarfalconbird
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I'd like a 4ft one of these to clean the inside of a sanke
Schumed
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Plan on building this..my carboy's have been neglected...soaking isn't getting the job done
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Schumed said:
Just remember not to use your drill on full blast. You'll wrap the shammy around the shaft. Just throttle it until you find the sweet spot.
Schumed
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I used the scotchbrite pads. Worked well
cost me $4.78 to make
cost me $4.78 to make
william_shakes_beer
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I want to make a tiny one for the E flask. Getting the bottom of that thing clean is a bear.
ArcticBear
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great idea, i'll be tackling this project in a week or two... like one for the cornys and one for the carboys
neckbeardbeer
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Anyone use this with better bottles? Concerns with scratching?
LarryC
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Came across this thread and was wondering the same thing and since no one answered neckbeard, I figured I'd bounce this thread back to life...
fireslayer
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Nice looking build.
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neckbeardbeer said:
I used a shammy cloth (Sham-wow!) and it doesn't scratch anything. I actually don't use this as much as I thought I would being that a overnight oxy soak gets everything. I use it if I have to do a quick turn on one of my ferms so keep the pipeline flowing.
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