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Beer Line Cleaners and Sanitizers

Our brewery approved brands: Penetrate, D*A*C,
T-D-C, L-f-D and B-T-F have been leading the market
for 59 years. We are the only manufacturer that has brewery approval on detergents, sanitizers and line cleaners.

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Cleaning Questions & Topics

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Routine Line Cleaning

Problem Line Cleaning

Line Cleaning Frequency

Routine Line Cleaning

  • Drain all beer from lines
  • Rinse line using clean water
  • Re-circulate an alkaline cleaner solution for the period of time recommended by the chemical manufacturer.
  • Let cleaner soak in lines for the period of time recommended by the chemical manufacturer
  • Hand clean faucets every time lines are cleaned
  • Hand clean taps at least every 60 days
  • Rinse Lines with clean rinse water
  • Test the rinse water at the faucet for pH of 6.5-7.5 using pH paper or pH meter
  • Fill and pack line with beer
  • Pour beer, check to make sure the beer is good with no off-aroma, no off-flavor, no excessive foam and no cleaning solution contamination.
  • Information supplied by the Draught Beer Guild

Note: Please check with your local beer distributors for meeting brewery specific cleaning criteria.