Bottle Sanitiser design - Your thoughts please
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Finally got around to making something...
I used a small pond fountain pump that I had in the shed. It's got enough power to send the jet of cleaner up to the end of the bottles.
Does the job nicely
Those are 2 pint bottles but it also works with pints and nips
/Phil.
I used a small pond fountain pump that I had in the shed. It's got enough power to send the jet of cleaner up to the end of the bottles.
Does the job nicely
Those are 2 pint bottles but it also works with pints and nips
/Phil.
A T
Regular.
That does look great Phil :clap:
Vossy1
Landlord.
Good work Phil
I had a nosy around the Honebrew Shop in Stockport fo you BrewStew as they are also these guys,
http://www.winepress4u.co.uk
They sell a 3 bottle filler for £50 which could be used for sanitising bottles.
Having now seen Phils 9 bottle design I think I'd be opting for Phils
I had a nosy around the Honebrew Shop in Stockport fo you BrewStew as they are also these guys,
http://www.winepress4u.co.uk
They sell a 3 bottle filler for £50 which could be used for sanitising bottles.
Having now seen Phils 9 bottle design I think I'd be opting for Phils
That's brilliant mate
I'll be pinching that design as it looks ALOT cheaper (even if it's not as pretty as my design on paper :P)
so a fountain pump gives good enough pressure to spray the insides completely? what bar rating is that?
any tips on getting that nicely evened crimp on the ends? i struggled with mine
I'll be pinching that design as it looks ALOT cheaper
(even if it's not as pretty as my design on paper :P)so a fountain pump gives good enough pressure to spray the insides completely? what bar rating is that?
any tips on getting that nicely evened crimp on the ends? i struggled with mine
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