Hi everyone,
I have converted an old fridge into a kegerator and have come to the point where i need to purchase Co2.
My question is this:
What is a SAFE limit of Co2 to have in the home so if a leak should occur, kids / pets are not put at risk?
I remember reading on the KegKing website that 2.6Kg is the largest "safe" amount to have in a house.
Is this true or a marketing ploy to sell their "2.6Kg" bottles?
My kegerator will be stored in the laundry, which is roughly 5m long x 3m wide.
From what i have found, my options are the following:
2.6Kg from Keg King - $200 filled.
10Kg from Supagas - $150 filled - This seems like a much better deal hence my question above.
My secondary question is:
Is is safe to drive with a Co2 bottle in your car?
Eg, I live in Geelong and will need to travel to Melb for refills.
Thanks for the help once again guys.
Cheers,
BlackRat.
I have converted an old fridge into a kegerator and have come to the point where i need to purchase Co2.
My question is this:
What is a SAFE limit of Co2 to have in the home so if a leak should occur, kids / pets are not put at risk?
I remember reading on the KegKing website that 2.6Kg is the largest "safe" amount to have in a house.
Is this true or a marketing ploy to sell their "2.6Kg" bottles?
My kegerator will be stored in the laundry, which is roughly 5m long x 3m wide.
From what i have found, my options are the following:
2.6Kg from Keg King - $200 filled.
10Kg from Supagas - $150 filled - This seems like a much better deal hence my question above.
My secondary question is:
Is is safe to drive with a Co2 bottle in your car?
Eg, I live in Geelong and will need to travel to Melb for refills.
Thanks for the help once again guys.
Cheers,
BlackRat.