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Does anyone know of a good source for cleaning and sanitizing products that are safe for fermenters and other brewing equipment?
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Easily obtainable via companies like Foxx, etc.
Heck, homebrew shops carry them.Kevin Shertz
Chester River Brewing Company
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cool thanks. I was looking for stuff you can get in large quantities.He that buys good ale buys nothing else.Comment
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You can contact them directly, but Foxx should be able to get you whatever quantity you're looking for.Kevin Shertz
Chester River Brewing Company
Chestertown, MDComment
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You can get 5-Star products through Country Malt Group also. If your ordering a a pallet, its much cheaper too ship along with the low shipping fees they have per pallet. They have many sites through-out the US.Comment
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I've used Birko, 5-Star and Loeffler… I can recommend BIRKO and Loeffler
Dana Johnson at BIRKO is a top notch guy… as is Dirk Loeffler at Loeffler ChemicalComment
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Thanks. http://www.birkocorp.com/ is what I have seen alot on here. I appreciate all the responses.He that buys good ale buys nothing else.Comment
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I use Broadmoor. I have used them for over 12 years now without a problem. They are not a cookie cutter chemical company that says these will work. These guys can actually take a sample of your problem then customblend a product to clean it. I love there caustic that has beer stone remover in it. Really cuts down on the acid washing and its great for kegs.
Please contact me via email and will will be happy to give anyone his number. The nice thing is he is an actual chemist not a salesperson so no pushy stuff. Plus he loves beer.
Cheers
Mike
Cheboygan Brewing
meme.cheboyganbrewing@gmail.comMike Eme
BrewmasterComment
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FWIW, we're going with Birko. Their prices are competitive and Dana Johnson (their brewery products guru) is great to deal with.Comment
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