TheH2
Well-Known Member
When transferring beer from keg to bottle, make sure you release the pressure form the keg, or at the very least have the tapper connected to the beer gun/counter pressure filler which would halt the beer flow. I did not do that and it created a huge beer fountain. It obviously went everywhere with 14lbs of pressure.
On to the equipment needed to clean it up, a sham-wow. Im 100 percent serious. My kegerator is in the basement which has the guest bed, which had a lot of beer on it, as well as the carpet about 15 - 20 feet away. I pulled out the Sham-wow, added water and cleaned up the entire mess in a couple of minutes. The carpet came clean in a matter of seconds. I didnt know the comforter was cleaned until it dried about 30 minutes later, with no spots. Ive used the shamwow 3 times, each time while brewing and Ive said wow every time. Great $20 spent, besides you spend $20 in paper towels a month anyway, it practically pays for itself. I now use two infomercial products to brew, shamwow and oxyclean.
On to the equipment needed to clean it up, a sham-wow. Im 100 percent serious. My kegerator is in the basement which has the guest bed, which had a lot of beer on it, as well as the carpet about 15 - 20 feet away. I pulled out the Sham-wow, added water and cleaned up the entire mess in a couple of minutes. The carpet came clean in a matter of seconds. I didnt know the comforter was cleaned until it dried about 30 minutes later, with no spots. Ive used the shamwow 3 times, each time while brewing and Ive said wow every time. Great $20 spent, besides you spend $20 in paper towels a month anyway, it practically pays for itself. I now use two infomercial products to brew, shamwow and oxyclean.
