Hey everybody,
I had a question out there for the folks who use 5-Star Acid #6 or Birko's X-Puma/Ultra-Niter to clean their kegs. If I'm understanding the process correctly, all purges of old beer/chemicals are done with CO2. Compared to using compressed air/caustic, how much CO2 are you going through to clean your kegs? We'd be looking at doing 40(ish) kegs at a time and currently only have 50LB CO2 tanks but could go larger. Would we be blowing through a tank every time we do a cleaning run?
Thanks!
I had a question out there for the folks who use 5-Star Acid #6 or Birko's X-Puma/Ultra-Niter to clean their kegs. If I'm understanding the process correctly, all purges of old beer/chemicals are done with CO2. Compared to using compressed air/caustic, how much CO2 are you going through to clean your kegs? We'd be looking at doing 40(ish) kegs at a time and currently only have 50LB CO2 tanks but could go larger. Would we be blowing through a tank every time we do a cleaning run?
Thanks!
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