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Thanks everyone. I will look at this valve which you suggest. thankyou.

Hi everyone, I recently bought myself a keg with co2 cylinder. I have accidentally fed beer up the line into my regulator. Is there any way i can wash this out without damaging anything? Thanks,

thanks for all your comments. The youtube tutorial i found has this guy who rinses, cleans and sanatises the keg quite profusely. view if you want to; i found it quite interesting. Kegging 1 0f 4: Kegging 2 0f 4: Kegging 3 0f 4: Kegging 4 0f 4:

G'day, ive recently started brewing my own beer in kegs. I've gone through all the work with bottling and raised the bar a little for myself. I was looking at a tutorial on youtube about how to rinse, clean and sanatise your keg. And the guy on the video uses a product by the name of Star San to...

They are listed on the micro matic american website: Gauge Cage The only thing is, they don't seem to deliver to Australia. I havent really seen them on any Australian online home brew websites. I will keep looking!

Im looking for a "gauge cage". A screw on device for your regulator which reduces the chance of damage if your bottle is knocked over. Does anyone know of a home brew shop in australia who sells them? Cheers :)

Cheers guys, fingers crossed! :)

From what i've been reading, there seems to be a couple of different methods to carbinating a postmix keg. One being connecting the gas to the 4-6 degree C keg at roughly 90-100 kpa for 1 week. The other being the method of force carbination which seems to vary from person to person. I was told...

I am using the pluto gun. I know when pouring a beer that the trigger needs to be fully squeezed. Im thinking i have over carbinated my keg. I will try carbinating my keg in future following Ross's Method' -> http://www.aussiehomebrewer.com/forum/inde...showtopic=10667 Thanks for all your comments!

G'day, not sure if i found the right area in this forum to post my query but here we go... I've been fermenting and bottling home brew for about a year now and have learnt many many things. I've recently bought a 19litre post mix keg with CO2 gas cylinder. I've fermented my beer and transfered...