Removing/cleaning keg-lube from bucket. HELP!

[joeldp144]

During my last brew session, I decided that it would be a good idea to soak my keg fittings in hot One-step sanitizer to clean the gunk from my taps and fittings. It did a great job of removing the gunk, but my beloved bottling bucket ended up with a nice film of keg lube on the entire inside surface.

Do you have any recommendations for removing this film from my bucket? I went ahead and purchased a new one, but I can always use a nice extra bucket when I am brewing. Besides, this was my original bottling bucket.....we go way back.

Any suggestions would be appreciated

Soap did not work!

 

[manoaction]

Generally I would reccomend against one step and don't use detergent soap on brewing equipment.

Using a caustic soda cleaner (PBW is great, OxyClean will do in a pinch) will get you a lot better results.
http://www.northernbrewer.com/default/powdered-brewery-wash.html

For starters, I would definitely give wash with a strong OxyClean solution (unscented of course).

 

[Slurm]

Dawn diswashing liquid. It will cut thru the petroleum based keg lube.