Does anyone use Five Star PBW brewers wash to clean pans, tanks, etc... It does wonders cleaning stainless but I don't know about using it to clean the pans.
brewers wash to clean pans?
Does anyone use Five Star PBW brewers wash to clean pans, tanks, etc... It does wonders cleaning stainless but I don't know about using it to clean the pans.
2 x 6 W F Mason arch, Leader WSE AUF drop flue pans
40 taps 2009-
New 16 x 16 sugar shack 2010
180 taps 2012 -
200 taps 2013 -
220 taps 2014 -
250 taps 2015 -
300 taps 2024
shurflo pump 2016 -
new mainlines and saddles 300 taps 2017-
added Deer Run 125 RO, Lapierre 7 inch filter press and CDL water jacket canning unit in 2019
Bombardier 400
BX 22 Kubota
2024 is our 29th year making the " nectar of the gods"
Just a hobby
I have and it is very effective. Just rinse with the same temp water it was mixed with - or give it an extra rinse to be safe. The only downside to using it is it is pretty expensive, especially for that much volume of the pans. This year I'm trying a permeate soak to see how that goes. That method has a significantly better price. So far after about 5 days the results are metza-metz though.
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Around 300 taps on tubing, 25+ on buckets if I put them out
Mix of natural and mechanical vac, S3 Controller from Mountain Maple
2x6 W.F. Mason with Phaneuf pans
Deer Run 250 RO
Ford F350
6+ hives of bees (if they make it through the winters)
Keeping the day job until I can start living the dream.
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