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Hi Beerisyummy, sorry if remarks sounded condescending, not my intent. Would it be possible to extend the out let tube to allow dispensing with the bottle standing upright? It may be necessary to extend the inner tube to avoid wastage, but it would allow up right storage and minimise disturbance...

Hi Guys, The TK bottles are made with added nylon because nylon has far better properties when it comes to oxygen and co2 movement. In short nylon will extend the shelf life of the beer inside. A down side is the de lamination at the surface. If sediment is an issue could you use a small elbow...

Hi Guys, The TK bottles are made with a blend of PET and Nylon on the inside and outsides surfaces with a layer of (just) nylon up the middle.If you can manage to sacrifice an empty, its possible to separate the layers at the just nylon junction. This blend is the cause of the labels lifting...

Hi Guys, Can someone give me the details as to how you post images? what the trick? Thanks the keg guy

mrtbeer, what about the ones they use for 19L kegs, I think they are 16 g, coluld they be adapted? Are they discharged completely the first use or can they be removed from the bottle without gassing out. I have never played with with these little bottles before. the keg guy

Playing with a dispenser today and started wondering if I could get the Tap King regulator out side the unit would that be useful. One thing lead to another and its in pieces again. What I discovered is a well placed hole drilled under the tap handle gives access to the single phillips head...

Hi All, Been playing with the TK dispenser and some of you may be happy to know the internal regulator is adjustable, by how much I'm unsure. A reliable source informed me they are factory set to around 11 PSI, yet to test this with a descent gauge. Remove the top cover (4 screws underneath)...

Hope you find this useful, the Keg Guy

Hi Guys, Totally new to this or any other forum so please be patient while I catch on. I have been reading with interest the comments related to the 3.2 L Tap King. In the factory where these bottles are made they are known as “Kegs” Some info that may be of interest, as I understand it The...