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* move cash register away from sink to make it useable again | * move cash register away from sink to make it useable again | ||
== To be Installed == | |||
* New drain for the beer drain. | |||
* cleaning of the system | |||
* getting beer | |||
== Bought == | |||
Type A coupler for brands such as Grolsch and de Klok | |||
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Revision as of 18:14, 28 November 2022
| Beer tap restoration | |
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| Participants | Tahtkev |
| Skills | Plumbing, Cleaning and logical insight, 1337 Skillz |
| Status | Planning |
| Niche | Geinig |
| Purpose | Consumation of spa geel |
| Tool | No |
| Location | Bar |
| Cost | Hahaha, next question! |
| Tool category | Food and Drink |
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Purpose
We have a double headed tap in the bar that hasn't been used in ages, lets revive it!.
Why?
HAHA BIER!
Todo
* Check the couplers from the keg to tap (Currently installed most likely S-type) * Get keg(s) * plumb the drain of the surface * clean out the system * get a canister of CO2 * tweak pressure of tap (between 1.6 1.8 is ideal) * check if we have a gas regulator for the tank * throw away some glasses since we have too much or maybe sell some? * move cash register away from sink to make it useable again
To be Installed
- New drain for the beer drain.
- cleaning of the system
- getting beer
Bought
Type A coupler for brands such as Grolsch and de Klok