$35 Everything Cleaner

[GJOCONNELL]

can someone through up a diagram how things are connected for a four tap keg or more than a single tap? Having trouble trying to following the flow of liquid but want to rig something up to clean my kegerators!

 

[mongoose33]

Here's how I do mine. Numbering the taps from 1-4 from right to left, the lines for 1 is connected to the pump; the lines for taps 2 and 3 are connected using the ball-lock connector, the line for tap 4 is the return line, using another ball-lock connector. That's the one that returns to the bucket.

You can see where the 1/2" silicone tubing connects the faucets in the front.

Here's the connector for attaching two OUT QD's to each other, or as the exit for the last QD:

https://www.brewhardware.com/product_p/ball_lock_jumperpost.htm

 

[BeardedBrews]

Wow, I guess I never updated with my experiment!

I use a bunch of splitters on the outside, and then pull the beer lines out and take the popits out so they drain freely.

https://goo.gl/photos/ijPKKWwLuq7ju8Ep8

 

[The_Bishop]

So the 'manifold' approach is working well? I've had luck with mine as well, although I picked up a few of the carb caps with barbs on them to make the connection to the disconnects.

 

[BeardedBrews]

So the 'manifold' approach is working well? I've had luck with mine as well, although I picked up a few of the carb caps with barbs on them to make the connection to the disconnects.

It has been working well so far, mostly I like only having to hook it up once, even if I have to let it run longer since the flow is lower. To me the big benefit is getting the vinyl taste out of the cheap tubing.