I had to tell my 17 year old that my kegerator has a special flow meter thus giving me the exact amount that is tapped ........ I has worked so far - I think! :blink:
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BBB
That almost sounds like prospects to being a barmaid.I have a 4yo who was 2 when I got kegs. I have never had an issue from curious hands. But my daughter can pour a perfect pint for daddy if I ask her to.
Haha!!
Seriously though, I wonder about this though... My kids are only 4 and 2 and I'm not even kegging yet but I wonder if you might need a lock system to prevent young hands from getting "curious"?
Guysmiley
Son (and his ugly mates) are a bit hesitant as I have gone with the nuclear meltdown theory if the wrong quickconnect goes on the wrong corny post as well as the flow meter. I am also trying to make the kegerator even more complex by using a gas manifold and extra lines. Kid is smart though (apple doesnt fall etc etc )....
Seriously, I did look into flow meters (ala flowscan - diesel boat nuts will know). There are some out there but the cost is prohibitive ......
4 + 2 yrs old ..... mate that makes me want to drink just thinking about it ....... more power to you brother
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BBB
edit - it is also wasted on the young as they only drink to get full - I drink to get .... well...... full ...... but it is very different ......
BBB, Now you know why I drink
I remember being a teenage grommit and taking a small amount out of each one of my parents liquor bottles to get enough booze to make me dizzy! I also remember one day as I went to pour seeing a thick texta line on the side of the bottle marking the level of the contents... DOH!!
I guess I have a long time ahead of me before it becomes an issue. Ultimately I guess the other factor is that kids can get access to drink if they really want it, if the parents are so badly distracted or disinterested that they fail to notice their underage kids drinking there is a bigger problem to deal with.
BBB: So it gets easier as they get older?
:icon_offtopic: Oh yes it is all downhill from here Guysmiley :icon_drunk: .... When they hit 14 send them away (anywhere!) for the year. 15 yrs and onwards are OK ...
beware the 14 y/o adolescent - if you see one run .....
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BBB
I use a digital fishing scale I got on ebay for about $8 including postage..Hi All,
Does anyone have any tricks how to check the beer level in a keg, other than lifting and guessing??
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I open the fridge and wipe the side of the keg with a cloth that has soaked in boiling water (yeah, wear gloves), it's like the ghetto mentioned above but you don't have to move the keg...
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