PBW Cleaner - 50 lbs

CL25C

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Weight	55 LBS

Description

A safe alkaline cleaner for everything in your brewing setup!

PBW (Powdered Brewery Wash) is a favorite of small home breweries because it out-performs caustic chemicals without scrubbing. Just put your kettle, bottles, carboy, etc. in for a good long soak. It will not corrode soft metals.

Please be careful when you use PBW in enclosed equipment. When you mix hot water and PBW in an air or water-tight space, it will create pressure.

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Item #	CL25C
Shipping	Does Not Ship Free
Availability	California - In Stock Pennsylvania - In Stock
Weight	55 LBS

Documents

PBW Technical Specifications Sheet from Five Star Chemicals

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Is it any good for barrels? (removing tartrates more specifically)

Morais Vineyards on Jan 19, 2018

BEST ANSWER: For barrel cleaning, we advise against using chemicals because it can strip out the oak extract from the barrel and or damage the barrel. With proper maintenance and storage techniques, water should only be used to clean barrels. Filling the barrel with hot water and letting it sit overnight can help dissolve the tartrate deposits. For more information on barrel maintenance, please review our "Oak Barrel Care Guide" found in the MoreManuals section.

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Graciela H Staff on Feb 5, 2018

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Graciela H Staff on Feb 5, 2018

Except in an emergency, we would advise against using any chemical in a barrel. Hot water and a good pressure washer or other spray method should be adequate for tartrate build up.

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Eric M on Feb 23, 2018

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