Great for plate chillers that can not run caustic. In the brewery I work in we use it once or twice a month on everything (on a daily basis we use a caustic cleaner.) enzymes prevents biofilm formation and therefore infections. You can safely soak a plate chiller in it over night for example. Leo
I use this stuff too, but only once or twice a year. Usually I use normal dish washer soap in powder form (one w/o rinse aid, water hardness treatment, etc).
YES! Been using enzybrew for a while and it works fine! Using sodium percarbonate in between and then this stuff every 3rd time and my gear is clean. Thank´s for sharing and cheers!🍻
I've just started using this stuff as well. I used it to clean my Grainfather Conical fermenters and it did a great job. Not tried it my Grainfather G30 as I use a Kegland CIP to clean that, and I prefer to use a keg blaster that I've adapted to use a CIP to clean my kegs. Good review though, it's good to see a real home brewer giving a honest opinion.
Nice one M8. I saw wor David heath go on with it. I'm tempted to try in my Gen 1 G30, 11 year old. Then test my other kettles.hope things going good we you pal? Lata Bri😁
So how did they make beer in the old days with out all these fancy cleaners ? I make one batch of cider a year and I wash stuff with soap. It works . when were these fancy cleaners invented?
Thanks for the video. Had you used PBW on your kettle leading up to the new cleaner? It did a great job. Wondering if it does a better or different job than PBW alone?
The active ingredients appear to be sodium percarbonate (as usual) with a touch of surfactants and cellulase enzyme. Not saying there's anything much wrong with the product's price but if someone intended to use a lot of this then it's feasible to DIY and save some money in the long term.
The powder has 0.1 to 1% cellulase, which can be bought on ebay. At 15g for £10, that's enough for 1.5kg of home made cleaner at max strength or 15Kg at minimum strength. The safety data sheet lists other ingredients that add up to a maximum of 60% of the product.
Hi Griff just subscribed to your channel today. Thanks for the video. Have you used it on a plastic fermenter such as a kinkeg chubby, which i find is a bloody pain to clean because of The narrow opening. Just one more question, are you willing to share with a northwalian the recipe of that Dewi Sant ipa you were enjoying😅
Diolch! Not used it on a plastic but seen it being ised with great results - here’s a link to the recipe gyfaill 🫡 share.brewfather.app/6wzrfcUGnGHu8a Let me know if you can’t access 👍 Iechyd da 🍻
Great Product! Available in Canada too!
Looks the nuts Griffo. Haven’t seen any sign of it here in Australia yet. Thanks for the video and sharing.
Looked brand new, just sounds quite expensive if you needed to do intensive cleans
Amazing mate . Thanks for sharing
Great for plate chillers that can not run caustic.
In the brewery I work in we use it once or twice a month on everything (on a daily basis we use a caustic cleaner.)
enzymes prevents biofilm formation and therefore infections. You can safely soak a plate chiller in it over night for example.
Leo
Good video to see an impartial review of a home brew product. Tempted to get some now!
Thanks Andrew 👌🍺
I use this stuff too, but only once or twice a year. Usually I use normal dish washer soap in powder form (one w/o rinse aid, water hardness treatment, etc).
YES! Been using enzybrew for a while and it works fine! Using sodium percarbonate in between and then this stuff every 3rd time and my gear is clean. Thank´s for sharing and cheers!🍻
Used to use this in my brewpub - its great
Impressive I definitely need some in my life 👍🍻
I've just started using this stuff as well. I used it to clean my Grainfather Conical fermenters and it did a great job. Not tried it my Grainfather G30 as I use a Kegland CIP to clean that, and I prefer to use a keg blaster that I've adapted to use a CIP to clean my kegs. Good review though, it's good to see a real home brewer giving a honest opinion.
Thanks John 👍
The symbol just means its corrosive, MM description means it "less risk of chemical burns" to your equipment..
Nice one M8. I saw wor David heath go on with it. I'm tempted to try in my Gen 1 G30, 11 year old. Then test my other kettles.hope things going good we you pal? Lata Bri😁
Cheers Bri - i’ve not seen other vids but will take s look 👍 all good here mate. hope you are too 🫡🍺
Cheers and beers
Got to get me some of that brilliant
I might have to give that a try! If I can get it over here in the states… 🍻
hopefully it will make its way over the pond so we can give it a try as well.
So how did they make beer in the old days with out all these fancy cleaners ?
I make one batch of cider a year and I wash stuff with soap. It works .
when were these fancy cleaners invented?
Thanks for the video. Had you used PBW on your kettle leading up to the new cleaner? It did a great job. Wondering if it does a better or different job than PBW alone?
Used pbw after every brew, it did a great job! cheers Tim 🍺
The active ingredients appear to be sodium percarbonate (as usual) with a touch of surfactants and cellulase enzyme. Not saying there's anything much wrong with the product's price but if someone intended to use a lot of this then it's feasible to DIY and save some money in the long term.
The powder has 0.1 to 1% cellulase, which can be bought on ebay. At 15g for £10, that's enough for 1.5kg of home made cleaner at max strength or 15Kg at minimum strength. The safety data sheet lists other ingredients that add up to a maximum of 60% of the product.
Hi Griff just subscribed to your channel today. Thanks for the video. Have you used it on a plastic fermenter such as a kinkeg chubby, which i find is a bloody pain to clean because of The narrow opening. Just one more question, are you willing to share with a northwalian the recipe of that Dewi Sant ipa you were enjoying😅
Diolch! Not used it on a plastic but seen it being ised with great results - here’s a link to the recipe gyfaill 🫡 share.brewfather.app/6wzrfcUGnGHu8a Let me know if you can’t access 👍 Iechyd da 🍻
Wyt t siarad cymraeg? Whats the name of brew in brewfather griff
Link ddim yn gweithio. Link not working Griff
@@haydnmaxwell649 Ydw, Iaith gyntaf - gyrra ebost i kelvyn125@hotmail.com a nai gyrry i chdi 👍
What was your cheers?
Iechyd Da - translates from Welsh as Good Health 🍺