I was at a craft brewerer's HQ a couple weeks back, and there wasn't much to the place -- whole lotta people, conicals, and sanitation buckets. The buckets stood out most in my mind from that day, besides how awesome the workers were.
What my friend is doing right now for sanitation is filling up large 1 gallon [or so] jugs with water and iodine, shaking them up, and pouring the iodophore solution onto our equipment. He goes thru at least 2 or 3 gallons every brew day (not including bottling days).
What we need to incorporate is a bucket that can fit 99% of our equipment, particularly the auto siphon, jars, lids, bungs, hoses, fittings, bottles, bottle caps, etc.
I haven't found a perfectly rectangular bucket of adequate depth, but I'm wondering if you already have one... or might know where to get one. DO YOU??
it would be pretty swell to cut sanitation time in a fourth, just by dunking equipment into the sanitation bucket and forgetting about it for a few minutes. Would definintely make me happier if I were the one who had to clean.
What my friend is doing right now for sanitation is filling up large 1 gallon [or so] jugs with water and iodine, shaking them up, and pouring the iodophore solution onto our equipment. He goes thru at least 2 or 3 gallons every brew day (not including bottling days).
What we need to incorporate is a bucket that can fit 99% of our equipment, particularly the auto siphon, jars, lids, bungs, hoses, fittings, bottles, bottle caps, etc.
I haven't found a perfectly rectangular bucket of adequate depth, but I'm wondering if you already have one... or might know where to get one. DO YOU??
it would be pretty swell to cut sanitation time in a fourth, just by dunking equipment into the sanitation bucket and forgetting about it for a few minutes. Would definintely make me happier if I were the one who had to clean.