Draftec's blog, All About Clean Beer, provides the latest information on keeping your beer clean and keeping your staff safe.
Companies are responsible for proper training of manpower and the mandatory use of safety equipment (gloves and goggles) when cleaning beer lines and breweries. Draftec recommends these 5 PRECAUTIONS to ensure safety.
Read MoreHere are the reasons why no pathogenic microorganisms can survive in fully fermented beer.
Read MoreDuring these unprecedented times, Draftec would like to remind everyone to stay safe and healthy and to follow the recommended safety protocols the Government and the CDC have laid out. One of the unfortunate downsides to this Virus pandemic is that restaurants and bars, stadiums, etc. are unable to serve draft beer for an indefinite extended period.
Draftec would like to remind all beer distributors and professional line cleaners to take the time to properly shut down your local draft beer lines so when the time comes to restart them, it will be much easier and less costly to get the lines pouring great tasting draft beers as the brewmasters intended. Please click the link below to get the Brewers Associations recommended draft beer line shut down procedures.
From everyone at Draftec, we hope you and your families stay safe and healthy!
Thank you, and be well.
Cheers!
Here are the four precautions recommended to ensure safety while cleaning beer lines.
Read MoreSince our passion for beer line cleaning has no boundaries, we thought we should remind everyone on what we call the 3 Cs of beer line cleaning.
Read MoreCaustic sodas are in beer and tank cleaning solutions. Learn which ones pose a higher risk of corrosion to stainless steel welds, lines, and vessels.
Read MoreBeer line cleaners are comprised of surfactants. Here are the four different types of surfactants and how it affects beer line cleaners.
Read MoreEffective beer line cleaners have balanced surfactant packages. Here's why surfactants are so important and how they work to clean your beer lines.
Read MoreEliminate beer line contamination risk with the strongest vessel cleaner in the business, Master BrewTec, from your friends at Draftec.
Read MoreThink you've got clean beer lines? Visually clean doesn't always mean truly clean. Here's what to look for if you want a superior beer line cleaner.
Read MoreChlorine as a beer line sanitizer can have negative effects on your beer's flavor. Find out how chlorine can affect your beer here.
Read MoreWant the correct pressure for your beer dispense lines? Here is a formula as well as four factors to consider to pour your beer perfectly.
Read MoreThe correct beer line pressure is essential so you don't have a flat or overly foamy beer. Here are six things to know to get the right beer line pressure.
Read MoreIs proper keg cleaning important? Yes. Here's a true story about how a dirty keg of iconic European beer caused quite the problem and what you can do to deliver beer to your customers the way the Brewmaster intended.
Read MoreBiofilm formation in breweries and beer lines is common, negatively affects the quality of your carefully brewed beer, and can be prevented. Learn what causes biofilm formation and what can be done to prevent biofilm formation so you can serve beer the way the Brewmaster intended.
Read MoreCaustic Safety is a serious issue for brewmasters because working as a brewmaster often requires working with highly-caustic chemicals. So read on to get caustic safety guidelines so you will stay happy, safe, and making custom beer for as long as your heart desires.
Read MoreIf you are a brewer, you are probably going to encounter beer stone buildup eventually. Beer stone is a big problem because it not only is difficult to remove, it holds in other harmful bacteria and affects the quality of the beer. Here's how to effectively remove beer stone and how beer stone forms.
Read MoreClean beer is the best-tasting beer, the way the Brewmaster intended. It's also the safest. Learn here what can spoil your beer and how you can have the cleanest, best-tasting beer possible.
Read MoreYour beer tastes best in a "beer clean" glass. Learn why here and learn how to get "beer clean" glasses in three easy steps so you can serve your beer the best way possible.
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