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    voodoo is offline Junior Member
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    Exclamation Quick cleaning?

    I've just gone through my first 1/6 keg and I want to have beer for this weekend... Problem is, I obviously won’t have time to order the line cleaning kit. Is there anything I would be able to buy at Lowes/Home Depot that I could use to clean my line before tapping a keg for this weekend? Also, could I use dishwashing detergent or other household chemical to clean with?

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    If it is only a 1/6 keg & it didn't take you more than a month to drink it, you should be OK.

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    voodoo is offline Junior Member
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    It had been tapped since 5/30

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    Duff Beer is offline Senior Member
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    You should be OK. It won't poison you.

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    Definitely won't poison you. You could pull off the faucet and brush/rinse to get some of the yeast build up off which would help things. Other than that, go crazy and get a cleaning get as soon as you can.
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    hot water seems to work for me

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    dish soap will mess everything up, just use hot water.

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