The hose adapter? We sell those in the store, but you can find them at most Hardware stores as well

It's better to run a pump and circulate water through it for about 10 minutes and then sanitize water for another 10 15 minutes.

Depends on the amount of sediment. We generally recommend avoiding removing the spear as that breaks down the snap ring which is a pain to reattach. If you have a lot of sediment taking out the spear is probably your best bet, but for small amounts of sediment a good rinse, followed by the PBW and star san step we've shown are good enough to remove all the sediment.

Nope! Just blow out as much as we can with CO2 and store under pressure. It's flavorless so we don't worry about it impacting the beer.

If you use the same coupler (no check valves) from our sankey video, you can invert the kegs and reliably drain the solution through the gas side. After you use your alkaline, you just need a few gallons of fresh water back in the keg to rinse out the alkaline. Then use your no-rinse sanitizer and shake it around the keg. Finally pump the sanitizer out with CO2 and hold under pressure until filling.

Thanks, I had missed the part about removing the check valves! Could possible be crucial!

Yep that's certainly important :)

Nope! Just plain tap water

You can, but normally we just pressurize the kegs to about 30 PSI and store them until the next use.

@@GenusBrewing whats the science behind that?

A thorough rinse cycle is used before sanitizing, both those steps are sufficient to remove the PBW.

So you're in need of a 1/4" mfl nipple basically as well as the tap to tap jumper. The jumpers are common but those corney bits arent.

Yea the jumpers I see around...but they don’t have a double ended post which would fit between the connectors ? Not sure how the MFL would work ?they have connectors for joining sanke style taps...not sure if that equivalent in a corny style even exists

Are your corney fittings threaded or just a barb?

well,,,they are standard ball locks...idk if you have ever seen how they clean sanke style connectors when they run a continuous flow through all the lines in the tower by connecting them.... all of the keg connections in the keg room..or kegerator in this case ...are essentially looped in the keg room and jumpers are hooked up on tower ....but it is like a double sided bard which works by opening both sankes to allow the cleaner through . you can do the same process with a corny set up but obviously u would need a fitting that would fit between the two black corny connectors of two different lines...it basically makes one long line to circulate the cleaner . my question is,,,do they make that fitting ????

@@smgri I don't know if you ever found the answer to this, but it's "yes" a.co/d/gjVChzs

Air compressor is OK for the cleaner, but it is best to push the sanitizer with CO2 so that the keg is purged. Of air. This helps protect your beer from both oxidation and contamination.

@@GenusBrewing i bought two old Coca Cola corny kegs with missing pressure relief valves (didn't notice till I got home). How can I release pressure without replacing the lids?

@@chrisgeorge8408 the only other way is to push down on the gas-side poppet, although it would be a good long term investment to either install a pressure relief assembly, or replace the lid.

Fun! :)

We generally recommend leaving the sankey kegs in tact so as not to damage the snap rings. There are plenty of people who remove the spears, but commercially it is not done unless inspecting a soured or damaged keg.