Materials needed for
cleaning draught lines
include:
Cleaning and rinsing beer lines regularly is essential to serving a
consistently great-tasting draught beer.
Clean your lines at least once every two weeks.
Fresh water, buckets, towels

Follow local and state guidelines to remove any sediment that can
cause an off taste. If your state requires an outside line cleaner,
monitor the cleaning methods and chemicals used, making certain
that faucets and tapping equipment are taken apart, examined and
then cleaned.

Brewery-recommended line cleaner
Spanner wrench to remove faucets
Faucet cleaning attachment, twin male
    coupler

> A full 5 gallons of solution should be flushed through, followed by
    5 gallons of fresh, cold water to remove the solution.

Test beer with a pH tester. The reading should not exceed 5.5.

Conduct random ATP testing.

Tools/wrenches for disassembling 
     tapping  equipment

Brush, electric pump, cleaning pot or
     hand pump
 

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