EcoClenze Line Cleaning Powder – 500g

EcoClenze Line Cleaning Powder – 500g

£34.99

EcoClenze Line Cleaning Powder – 500g EcoClenze Line Cleaning Powder is specially formulated with buffers and mild alkalis, making it safe to use on skin and soft materials like stainless steel , alum

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Description

EcoClenze Line Cleaning Powder – 500g EcoClenze Line Cleaning Powder is specially formulated with buffers and mild alkalis, making it safe to use on skin and soft materials like stainless steel , aluminium , and plastics . It provides an effective, eco-friendly solution for cleaning beverage lines, with oxygen helping to reduce biochemical and chemical demand in wastewater, benefiting both your equipment and the environment. Key Features: Safe for Materials : Gentle on stainless steel, aluminium, and plastics Environmentally Friendly : Helps reduce chemical and biochemical demand in wastewater Odourless and Safe : No strong chemicals, safe to handle Effective at Any Temperature : Works efficiently in both hot and cold conditions Free Rinsing : Leaves no residue, ensuring a clean finish Usage Instructions: Quick Clean : Dissolve 500g in 50 litres of water and leave for at least 20 minutes, or up to 24 hours for more thorough cleaning. Deep Soak : For a deeper clean, mix the powder with water and leave in the lines for at least 2 hours or overnight. Flush : After cleaning, flush with clean water as usual.

Specification

Manufacturer EcoClenze
Type Beer Line Cleaner

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Questions about this product

How often should beer lines be cleaned?

Every seven days is the usual trade standard. Biofilm starts rebuilding within days of a clean, and a line left much longer than a week will start to affect the taste of the beer coming through it.

What happens if lines are not cleaned?

Yeast, protein and bacteria build a film inside the tubing. The beer picks up sour or vinegary flavours on its way to the tap, throws its head badly, and the line eventually restricts. The beer in the cask is usually fine u2014 the fault is in the line.

Pressurised or non-pressurised cleaning bottle?

A pressurised bottle uses gas to push the solution through and suits longer runs and multiple lines. A non-pressurised one relies on the existing pump and is enough for a simple single-line or gravity setup.

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