Cleaning Beer Lines and Taps

The Video shows a quick and easy way to clean your beer lines, taps and ball locks using a Flush Mixer.
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1/2" x 3/4" Female Swivel Adapter: Local Home Improvement Store

[@johnturbenson9861]

You deserve more subscribers your content is great!

[@breakawaybrewery]

Thanks John. I'm working on a Pressure Transfer Part 2 video this weekend. Should be out soon.

[@tekniderm]

PBW requires a warm to hot temperature. Is the flush mixer okay with that?

[@breakawaybrewery]

Good question. I can't find any Max Temp information in the Flush Mixer Spec Sheet. That said, PBW can be use in hot or cold water. I use PBW in cold water to clean my kegs and equipment. I use PBW in hot water when I clean my Grainfather Boiler circulation pump and I use hot water to rinse whenever I use PBW in hot water. I always use Star San after rinsing my equipment to sanitize and get rid of any residue from the PBW.