mhochman
Well-Known Member
I had an unfinished keg sitting in my keezer and neglected it for a couple of months (had no time to brew for months). I took out the keg, and there was a lot of frozen condensation at the bottom and, because of an apparent leak, some beer and funk. I unplugged the keezer and let it sit with the lid open, and now I have two inches of a beer/water mix with some sort of science project growing on it.
Short of hauling the entire thing out onto the driveway, resting it on its edge, and hosing the entire inside down, does anyone have a good suggestion on how to empty, clean the bottom of the keezer? With the collar, it's impossible to reach the bottom. A mop won't work, it will just swish it around since it's so deep.
Could I rent a wet/vac? I don't know how wet/vacs work when it comes to mold or whatever it is that's growing in there.
Any advice would be most appreciated.
Short of hauling the entire thing out onto the driveway, resting it on its edge, and hosing the entire inside down, does anyone have a good suggestion on how to empty, clean the bottom of the keezer? With the collar, it's impossible to reach the bottom. A mop won't work, it will just swish it around since it's so deep.
Could I rent a wet/vac? I don't know how wet/vacs work when it comes to mold or whatever it is that's growing in there.
Any advice would be most appreciated.