How to Clean Kettles Without a Sink [ Clean in Place ]

See how I clean my brew kettles and other home brewing equipment in my garage brewery without a sink. Also see a trial run of my new Blichmann Clean in Place (CIP) spray ball.
Washing Pan used in video:
amzn.to/3Oc8qnQ
Spray ball used in video:
www.blichmannengineering.com/...
#homebrewing #garagebrewery

[@mrow7598]

I put a tea strainer over my bath tub drain and you can buy a $20 shower head that comes with an attached shower wand. The tea strainer is to keep the larger bits of trub from going down the drain as depending on your shower can easily clog.

[@justhomebrew]

A tub is definitely a nice way to go. I was thinking about adding some sort of strainer on my drain pipe as well. I like that idea. Thanks for the comment and feedback! Cheers!

[@peterismuiznieks2789]

Hi! Great video!Where to get a wash machine tab!?

[@justhomebrew]

I bought mine on Amazon. I’ve see these pans at Lowe’s and home depot as well. I’ll post a link in the description for you

[@peterismuiznieks2789]

@@justhomebrew Thank you!
Waiting for the link!

[@justhomebrew]

Hey Peter, here is the pan I used in the video: amzn.to/3Oc8qnQ. Cheers!

[@pv4669]

Thanks for the video. Unfortunately 99% of homebrewers don't have the nice setup you do and will continue to clean their kettles with the garden hose.

[@justhomebrew]

Thanks for the feedback. I understand your point. My goal for this channel is to share my homebrew lifestyle with the homebrewing community. I’ll keep this in mind for future videos. Any technique is cool with me. Trust me, I brewed with the bare minimum for a long time. I know you don’t need a lot of equipment to brew good beer, but some improvements sure do make life easier. Cheers!