How to clean your kegerator beer lines - DO IT 

You can also completely change the line, and probably should if things get too bad. Learn how here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9sh3jlLyNmQ.html

Excellent instructional. Good explanation before and while doing it. It was easy to understand and I will watch it again when it’s time for me to clean my lines for the first time. Thank you!

Awesome video, easy to follow. That kit is awesome and super simple!! Cheers

This is perfect....and right up my alley....thanks for the coaching! Great how to video!

Thank you, I will check out that kit for sure.

Have a kegerator in outdoor kitchen for about a year now. First time cleaning. Noticed some floaties in my beer which was my hint to clean. Wasn't sure how to do but followed your video and worked perfectly, thank you! great instructional video.

Was confused about what kit to buy on amazon, you cleared my doubts. great video. Thanks

Great video, I bought the same kit and cleaning tap and lines was a piece of cake. Thanks man...

Thank so much.You are great teacher.Easy to follow instructions

Great video my friend. Thanks for the tip not to get the wife angry lol. Merry Christmas.

Where did you get that tower-to-faucet extension? I need two of those and can't seem to find them. Great video, thanks!

Great video, thanks for the info!!! Cheers

Nice logo!!!

great video.... thinking of getting a kegerator for home bar.... is it a good idea, if not used everyday. is it worth all the maintenance

Good video on cleaning your lines. If you don't have that neat springy tool/ball...coupler holder thing @ 4:10 don't fret...Just use a bar or soft drink straw. Just stick it up into the coupler a bit....then set it down carefully in the basin. That straw will prevent the check ball from blocking the cleaning & rinsing liquids. I have an older Perlick tap faucet that has two small almost hidden vent holes or channels that sometimes plug up with....crud once in a while. I just use a straight twist tie to open up the passages. (All faucets may not have these) It took me about a year to eventually realizing these plugged holes were to blame for my foamy pours. Just some fyi. This cleaning can be a pain to have to do all the time...very tempting to just say..."I'll clean the lines on the next keg change." But doing this on a regular schedule really makes a difference on how your brew tastes & how it pours. It's well worth the time & effort. Cheers.

Just cleaned my lines! Easy to use due to easy instructional video! Thanks!! Have one question to get the rest of the lines clear do you just run some beer through?

Wow nice

do you open that ball valve on the gas line before you tap the keg or after? Thanks

Now Im craving watermelon. Thanks. Awesome video! Oh, quick tip. You should put a plate cover on that wall outlet.

As an aspiring new home brewer doing my due dilligence, thank you!! By the way, if you were a BBQ man as well, you would most certainly have a pair (or 3) of BBQ Hi-Temp gloves to hold that bottle of hot cleaning solution :)

Great video thank you. How long does your beer last in your Kegerator before it goes bad

You forgot to take the faucett apart to clean it, a very important step, just un screw the top of the faucett and take out the plunger out and clean it with the brush then put it back to gether, I work for a major beer company for over 12 years cleaning line in bars

Do c02 lines need cleaning?

I see that you have your tapper in the garage. Any ill effects from having it in there in the summer and in the winter? Not sure where you live, but in WI it might be trouble. Trying to figure out if I should find a spot in the house or put it in the garage where I really want to put it. Thanks!

That kit was the best 25 bucks I have ever spent

What suggestions do you have for a beerbong/funnel?

Noticed you have 2 small wooden pieces at the bottom of your kegerator, what is this used for?

Wow pretty surprising to see that Savoy, IL tap at the end. I worked at U of I golf course for a couple of years out there. Anyways....I heard you should never put hot fluid through your beer lines, not even water, as it can cause wear/rough spots in the lines which can create bubbles/foam in every pour. Thoughts?

Are in Savoy or is that just where the beer comes from?

Check your co2 pressure, line length and temperature. One or maybe even all 3 could be off. You have a lot of foam.

How frequently should you do this?

Just doing a little research myself, looks like the standard beer line cleaner is 70% oxy-clean and 30% TSP. So can be mixed up for $4 a lb

Def wear gloves y'all! That powder may not look as caustic as the green glow the pros use, but trust you do not want it in your cuticles. 🙏

Do you unplug it during this process?

Haha, the watermelon. Nice

Hi. Just letting you know some clown is ripping off this video (and mine) on another channel. Just search for your video's title. It'll be next to yours. The channel's name is Warner Rappleye.

Did u use wooden stick 🤦‍♂️ on camical

Use a longer hose in order to avoid so much foamong lets say 10-12 feet beer hose

It would be helpful if you included how to unhook the lines instead of doing it off-camera.

Good video. But..... get a kit with a hand pump yall.

Definitely I would call this a 'deep clean'. You go above and beyond the normal clean that is required, but that is great. Now you need some real beer in that thing - leave the light stuff in the cans......

Couldn't you just put a cleaner in an empty keg and run it through the lines and tap while under pressure?

The Beer Gods frown on you. Seriously food in with the beer? I'm at a loss for words...

It’s still pouring like a milkshake machine...

Anyone here because of black flakes in your pour??

Those cleaning kits are 30. A new top with one pull down and a new hose is 30 lol. I bought a new kit with two pull downs and both hoses for 60. Not sure why you'd spend the time cleaning something when you can just replace everything you're cleaning for the same price.

Nooooooo! Ypu don't use hot water!!!

I was tracking until you assumed only men want to clean out their kegerators. 🤨

Some bars are so dangerous, cleaning the drink lines with poison. Tight Bar men don't clear the cleaners from the taps and people get in their pints. Maybe kegs should be banned and only sell cans and bottles.