davekippen
Well-Known Member
I bought a cheap-o utility sink from Menards when I started brewing about 1.5 years ago. It worked well until about a month ago when the cheap a** plastic faucet crapped out. They had replacements at the store but why would I replace a piece of crap.
so instead, I removed the faucet for good. I ran the hot and cold water lines (shared with the washer) into a second splitter (which actually combined the lines back together). I connected a coiled hose to that "combiner", and hung the hose from a hook in the rafters, and then attached a garden pistol sprayer to that. Its a total hack of what you might see in a commercial dish washing sink
Its so stupid but its going to make my life so much easier! I already was able to rinse out a corney keg sooooo much easier with the extended reach and power spray from the pistol sprayer.
Pic 1 is the splitter behind the washer. 2 is the "combiner" that brings the lines together. 3 is the coil hose and the sprayer.
so instead, I removed the faucet for good. I ran the hot and cold water lines (shared with the washer) into a second splitter (which actually combined the lines back together). I connected a coiled hose to that "combiner", and hung the hose from a hook in the rafters, and then attached a garden pistol sprayer to that. Its a total hack of what you might see in a commercial dish washing sink
Its so stupid but its going to make my life so much easier! I already was able to rinse out a corney keg sooooo much easier with the extended reach and power spray from the pistol sprayer.
Pic 1 is the splitter behind the washer. 2 is the "combiner" that brings the lines together. 3 is the coil hose and the sprayer.
