Looking for a glass rinser and not want to cut a massive hole in your counter??!!! Check this
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That's pretty neat, actually. Wouldn't work for my situation - stand-alone keezer - but if one had a sink handy.
I picked up a surface mount 6" square rinser with the up/down tubes and all, just need a free afternoon to hack my keezer lid, blow a pair of 3/4" holes through it and do a bit of plumbing inside...
Cheers!
I picked up a surface mount 6" square rinser with the up/down tubes and all, just need a free afternoon to hack my keezer lid, blow a pair of 3/4" holes through it and do a bit of plumbing inside...
Cheers!
This is pretty interesting, you can even use an old faucet or soap hole in your sink .
If I had a sink by my keezer, I'd be all over that solution. Instead I feed a glass rinser with pressurized water from inside the keezer, pressurized by CO2.
the kitchen sink sprayer that never seems to get used
