Right, I'm sure that I've raised this before but after buying two garden pressure pumps and failing Im looking for something to attach to a standard length of 3/8 beer line so that I can get purple line cleaner through my lines.
The problem I've found is adapting the garden pumps, as I've gone through a couple I'd be interested to know what other people have done. I need to get cleaner through my taps as well and therefore I'm looking for an easy solution.
I'd really appreciate advice on how to set this up and securely connect the line to whatever pressure pump you have, I found that my adaption came off whilst under pressure and as this stuff is caustic that's far from ideal and I don't want to lose my eyesight!
I very much look forward to any advice that you may have out there, if there's something ready made all the better but I don't think there is?
I need an easy way to pump beer line cleaner through my lines
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richard080561
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Re: I need an easy way to pump beer line cleaner through my lines
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Re: I need an easy way to pump beer line cleaner through my lines
I use a bucket & a small pond pump.
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Re: I need an easy way to pump beer line cleaner through my lines
I put the cleaning solution in a PET bottle, and then put a carbonation cap on the bottle and use CO2 to push the cleaning solution through. Or use a keg, pushing the solution I've used to clean the keg out through the beer lines and taps.
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Re: I need an easy way to pump beer line cleaner through my lines
As Jocky says, the simplest solution is to get it through the lines the same way you get the beer through, i.e. using CO2 pressure if using a keg, or using the beer engine to pump it through if using a cask.