I’ve just got the bucket blaster and I do like yours,looks like it’s got better fittings and I like you can change the height. It’s only a tenner more expensive.The spray ball idea is absolutely fantastic. You guys definitely did a better job of reviewing it than me I did a unboxing and really should have looked at it before hand. Another fantastic vid cheers guys 👍🍻
I've been using one for a couple of years, a great piece of kit. I swapped out the barb fittings for John guest. Mine is the older version with the telescopic tube. 🍻
Brilliant bit of kit. I’ve been using the Bucket Blaster from Kegland, very similar product. I like the variety of alternative configurations. May have to invest in another keg washer
Great video again guys I love my 20l Keg King Junior BUT it’s a complete pain in the a… to clean especially the dried on krausen. I assume this washer would make my life a lot easier. One question, when will there be a video from TMM that doesn’t want me to open my wallet😜 Keep up the brilliant work guys🍺🍺
The are both great and as you say, very similar. The Bucket Blaster's duo tight fittings offer an easier set up and also easier customisation options for the experimental folk out there!
How long is the EnzyBrew effective for. I always clean my Corney’s using a bucket blaster and ChemClean with a new solution for every keg, such is the foaming properties. Could I use one batch of Enzybrew to clean five or six kegs in succession. Each keg gets a 30 minute cleaning cycle so with up to 6 to clean that’s 3hours+ start to finish, is the Enzybrew still viable on the last cleaning cycle.
Another great video, I'd been looking at the kegland version of one of these, but this seems a better option, my current process for kegs is to sit them with about 10 litres of chemclean in, leave it for a day or two, shaking occasionaly then running it through a beer line to clean the dip tube and out post, it's not difficult but wastes CO2 and takes time, this looks must faster and easier. I'm sure it wouldn't be difficult to figure out, but do you think this could be used to clean beer lines too with the right connection? Perhaps that could be another video for a simpleton like me :) They've obviously sold well as they're out of stock already! Added to my wishlist!
I'm sure there would be a way to do this, yes. You might need a few additional John Guest fittings or similar but in theory this would work a treat! We've got more coming in either today or tomorrow 😉
@@neilholder6337 As soon as they are back with our suppliers we will have them in again. If you join the wait list for them and the flasks you'll get an email to notify you 😉
Well, I wasnt going to bother watching this, because although it makes life easier its still more equipment to find space to store away...its never ending lol. I have an old plastic fermenting barrel with the simple lid and your 35L kettle(Not sure if it would fit in those?)
Hi guys, great video thanks. Just one thing, you said you were using 6l whereas the instructions, availafron Keg King web site, say no more than 3l. Did you get the 6l from Keg King? Ta.
@@themaltmiller8438 No need to be upside down: water goes in through the hole in the cone, hits the lid on top and drains through the ferm. I use mine with the kegland's bucket baster, which is pretty similar. You do need to use a bigger/wider bucket though for the ferm to fit in.
Yes, I have done this. You can stand it upright and poke the cleaning tube up through the bottom port. But you will need a wider bucket or trug, and something to block the port in the lid so it doesnt spray out the top.
Massive faff to attach the silicone tubing to the barbs. The t-piece is easy, the disconnects are hard (they are wider diameter) and the connection at the pump end is almost impossible. I had to use a pan of near-boiling water and gradually expand the tubing orifice. A couple of times the silicone fractured and I had to cut the end and start again.
Yeah, we had a few fun moments getting our first one of these set up too... One thing we didn't cover is that you might be better using a length of wider tubing and then a reducer to get to the size on the beer/gas line
@@themaltmiller8438 I did get it all connected and it works great. I wonder if in version 2.0 you could use softer silicone or John Guest connectors as suggested by @davec4955? I guess you need a wide enough bore to get a good flow. I'll have a play maybe post a vid if I think I've made it more ergonomic.
lol, the opening scene is *chef’s kiss*
You guys are awesome. Love the trial and error videos.
I’ve just got the bucket blaster and I do like yours,looks like it’s got better fittings and I like you can change the height. It’s only a tenner more expensive.The spray ball idea is absolutely fantastic. You guys definitely did a better job of reviewing it than me I did a unboxing and really should have looked at it before hand. Another fantastic vid cheers guys 👍🍻
Mandatory Sunday morning viewing.
Cheers, team.
I've been using one for a couple of years, a great piece of kit. I swapped out the barb fittings for John guest. Mine is the older version with the telescopic tube. 🍻
Great intro lads 👦
Brilliant bit of kit. I’ve been using the Bucket Blaster from Kegland, very similar product. I like the variety of alternative configurations. May have to invest in another keg washer
Once again a highly interesting and entertaining video!!!👍👍👍
Amazing video. Love the intro, and some valuable advice about max temps in the Apollo!
There was a comment that didn’t make the cut…. #pennydidit
Great video again guys I love my 20l Keg King Junior BUT it’s a complete pain in the a… to clean especially the dried on krausen. I assume this washer would make my life a lot easier. One question, when will there be a video from TMM that doesn’t want me to open my wallet😜 Keep up the brilliant work guys🍺🍺
Yep, it would work a treat on the Keg King Junior!
Really like the intro.
Yeah, that was fun to film! 😂
Love the video so thanks 😃. One brief question if I may, you mentioned the spray ball. Could you link that as well please?
No matter I found it 😁
It’s this one from BrewTools www.themaltmiller.co.uk/product/brewtools-cip-ball-1-2-f-npt/
So which do you think works better, the Keg King Keg Washer or the Kegland Bucket Blaster? They seem pretty alike
The are both great and as you say, very similar. The Bucket Blaster's duo tight fittings offer an easier set up and also easier customisation options for the experimental folk out there!
How long is the EnzyBrew effective for.
I always clean my Corney’s using a bucket blaster and ChemClean with a new solution for every keg, such is the foaming properties. Could I use one batch of Enzybrew to clean five or six kegs in succession. Each keg gets a 30 minute cleaning cycle so with up to 6 to clean that’s 3hours+ start to finish, is the Enzybrew still viable on the last cleaning cycle.
It may well be, just depends on how grubby the kegs are and if you can maintain the temperature of the cleaning solution over that period of time.
Another great video, I'd been looking at the kegland version of one of these, but this seems a better option, my current process for kegs is to sit them with about 10 litres of chemclean in, leave it for a day or two, shaking occasionaly then running it through a beer line to clean the dip tube and out post, it's not difficult but wastes CO2 and takes time, this looks must faster and easier. I'm sure it wouldn't be difficult to figure out, but do you think this could be used to clean beer lines too with the right connection? Perhaps that could be another video for a simpleton like me :)
They've obviously sold well as they're out of stock already! Added to my wishlist!
I'm sure there would be a way to do this, yes. You might need a few additional John Guest fittings or similar but in theory this would work a treat! We've got more coming in either today or tomorrow 😉
@@themaltmiller8438 Looks like I missed the boat ordering one of these. Any idea when you're due some more, along with some 2 or 3 litre Erlenmayers?
@@neilholder6337 As soon as they are back with our suppliers we will have them in again. If you join the wait list for them and the flasks you'll get an email to notify you 😉
i made one over 12 yrs ago, but in stainless
Well, I wasnt going to bother watching this, because although it makes life easier its still more equipment to find space to store away...its never ending lol. I have an old plastic fermenting barrel with the simple lid and your 35L kettle(Not sure if it would fit in those?)
Hi guys, great video thanks. Just one thing, you said you were using 6l whereas the instructions, availafron Keg King web site, say no more than 3l. Did you get the 6l from Keg King? Ta.
Hey! From Keg King's instructional video, however we have just seen the information you are referring to and will look into this!
They will now have to redo the car wash scene in Cool Hand Luke.
😂😂😂
Could this be used on a GF 30l fermenter?
More than likely! You might need to figure out how to stand it over the pump upside down. A bigger bucket might be required or a trug
@@themaltmiller8438 No need to be upside down: water goes in through the hole in the cone, hits the lid on top and drains through the ferm. I use mine with the kegland's bucket baster, which is pretty similar. You do need to use a bigger/wider bucket though for the ferm to fit in.
Genius idea 💡
Yes, I have done this. You can stand it upright and poke the cleaning tube up through the bottom port. But you will need a wider bucket or trug, and something to block the port in the lid so it doesnt spray out the top.
Massive faff to attach the silicone tubing to the barbs. The t-piece is easy, the disconnects are hard (they are wider diameter) and the connection at the pump end is almost impossible. I had to use a pan of near-boiling water and gradually expand the tubing orifice. A couple of times the silicone fractured and I had to cut the end and start again.
Yeah, we had a few fun moments getting our first one of these set up too... One thing we didn't cover is that you might be better using a length of wider tubing and then a reducer to get to the size on the beer/gas line
@@themaltmiller8438 I did get it all connected and it works great. I wonder if in version 2.0 you could use softer silicone or John Guest connectors as suggested by @davec4955?
I guess you need a wide enough bore to get a good flow. I'll have a play maybe post a vid if I think I've made it more ergonomic.
I think you have copied me I made mine 8 years ago works fantastic