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I have a question, as to if anyone on here has come up with a way to refill the home kegs with another type of beer or even the same type say from a keg, and perhaps use a paintball or smaller CO2 canister to keep it pressurized. I can't be the first one to at least think of it, but this could be the next best thing to a Growler....I guess I could force down 16 miller lites before friday, in order to have an empty one to play with....but thought i'd ask on here first.
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Last edited by BIRDMAN; 08-23-2010, 05:36 PM. -
Search YouTube and you will find people doing this.On Tap: Corny of a Hombrewed American Pale Ale, Corny of Homebrewed Cherry Wheat and Remain of a Miller Lite half tranfered into a Corny! Now an official Homebrewer.
Dead: (7) 1/2's of Miller Lite, (1) 1/2 of Blue Moon (6) 1/6's of Blue Moon, (4) 1/6's of Shocktop (2) 1/6's of Landshark Lager (1) 1/4 Yuengling, (1) 1/6 Victory Summer Love (1) 1/6 of Shipyard Pumpkinhead Ale (1) 1/6 Shipyard Prelude. -
My question to you BIRDMAN would be how in the world you clean this used keg before you refill?Comment
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homebrewers do it all of the time now. the miller and coors plastic kegs are actually simplified tap-a-draft kegs (actually, the bottles are the same, the tap is simplified..) cleaning is easy, soaking in warm water with a sanitizer is usually good enough.
the co2 cartridge is standard, and new ones can be inserted into the used tap by unscrewing (by force..) the cartridge holder. a plastic ratchet is supposed to prevent it from being reused, but that's not a problem.Comment
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