Mon Mar 17, 2014 8:09 am
Good idea I guess but I took one of my older kegs and cut an 1"-1.5" off the bottom of the diptube and use that as a bright tank, racking on gelatin. Works great and same cleaning procedure as my other kegs with my keg washer. I picked up spare diptubes at Adventures in Homebrewing in case I need to go back to a regular keg.
Sergeant, BN Army
R.I.P. Rat Pad ('05-'12)
Fermenter: Mayotoberfest
Kegged: Common, Cherry, & Apple Pie Ciders, Falconer Pale Ale, Strawberry Blonde
On Deck: German Pilsner, Chinookee Wookiee
