Creepersale
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First time cleaning my used corny kegs. Is it normal that I can't get my to seal with hot water mixed with cleaning solution ?
New to kegging.
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ArcticBear
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you may find that its leaking from the lid area. when this is under pressure it will likely lock the lid on when you pop it with gas.
i have had a few kegs that seem to dribble when i'm cleaning them and shaking them around but don't leak at all when under pressure
i have had a few kegs that seem to dribble when i'm cleaning them and shaking them around but don't leak at all when under pressure
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Creepersale
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Lol sounds like a newbie mistake. Squeezed some gas into. And great. No leaks. Haha thanks !
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Cheers and welcome to kegging. Its a whole new world of fun... Ive been brewing just over a year, went all grain after my first batch, kegged after my second and have a fully built 6 tap kegerator setup now..it surely is an addiction
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