rmleer
Member
Along with my Corny Keg pouring hack, I have found a good way to clean/rinse the tiny parts for corny kegs (rubber washers, poppets).
I always thought it was a little annoying to try to hold the small rubber pieces and poppet parts in my fingers and spray/rinse them of pbw and cleaning solutions. I figured out an easier way to rinse them.
Everyone has whirlfloc tab and irish moss containers laying around so what I did was drill a bunch of small holes in the bottom of these containers. Holes small enough that the pieces can't get through but enough of them where the water from a hose or faucet can freely escape the bottom without shooting out the top.
The mouth of the whirlfloc containers is about the size of the hose sprayer I use in my basement and is close to the size of a faucet head too. You just load up the small parts in the container and give it a spray. It was always tricky to hold on to these with Blichmann gloves and doing multiple parts at a time, now you can!
I always thought it was a little annoying to try to hold the small rubber pieces and poppet parts in my fingers and spray/rinse them of pbw and cleaning solutions. I figured out an easier way to rinse them.
Everyone has whirlfloc tab and irish moss containers laying around so what I did was drill a bunch of small holes in the bottom of these containers. Holes small enough that the pieces can't get through but enough of them where the water from a hose or faucet can freely escape the bottom without shooting out the top.
The mouth of the whirlfloc containers is about the size of the hose sprayer I use in my basement and is close to the size of a faucet head too. You just load up the small parts in the container and give it a spray. It was always tricky to hold on to these with Blichmann gloves and doing multiple parts at a time, now you can!