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Keg storage for covid closures

Dental Floss · 2020-09-20 18:36:15

Hello. So when a licenced premises gets closed by government restrictions for three weeks, is it better to un-tap the kegs, just leave them tapped, or does it make any difference to freshness? It might be a silly question, but I've been asked to find out. I know the lines will have to be cleaned anyway at re-opening.

20-09-2020 6:36pm

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Dental Floss

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Hello. So when a licenced premises gets closed by government restrictions for three weeks, is it better to un-tap the kegs, just leave them tapped, or does it make any difference to freshness? It might be a silly question, but I've been asked to find out. I know the lines will have to be cleaned anyway at re-opening.

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#2 20-09-2020 7:06pm

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My advice: Flush through / clean the lines and uncouple the kegs. Clean the lines again in 3 weeks.

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#3 21-09-2020 8:02am

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noby wrote: »

My advice: Flush through / clean the lines and uncouple the kegs. Clean the lines again in 3 weeks.

Thanks for that.

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