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  1. 06-04-2008 04:57 PM #1
    Pab1o
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    Default One more cooling question...

    Ok, i know that many people have posted threads on how to keep your beer line cool and tower cool. I will be setting up my system up for the first time for a party in a few weeks. My question is would it work if i just wrapped my beer line in insulation for the party. I'm not sure i will have the time to set up a blower before the party. I understand the first beer would be mostly foam, but after that, as long as there was a pretty consistant flow wouldn't i be ok???
    Sorry for the noob question!
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  2. 06-04-2008 07:04 PM #2
    edramshaw
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    As long as its not too long of a run it should be fine. As you said the first few will be foamy until the lines cool down but it should be ok after that. Not the cheapest way to cool a beer system but will fly in a jam.
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