GoldenValleyBrewer
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I found a 15.5 gallon keg for $50. Seller just told me that there is some skunky beer left in it. Is that going to be a problem if turning into a keggle? Will it be easy enough to clean it out sufficiently?
Old keg, skunky beer, bad?
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May want to question whether it's a legal/legitimate keg for sale more than whether the skunky beer will affect the keg (it won't)
GoldenValleyBrewer
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If buying a keg from Craigslist, how "legitimate" should I expect them to be?
There's a saying that goes something like "if you have to ask you already know the answer".
Transamguy77
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It will be fine, make sure you turn it on its side before releasing the pressure and some oxyclean will take care of whatever is in there. And fill it with water when you cut the top off, it will cut down on the noise.
I'm not even going to get into morals here, they are your morals and you do what you want with them.
