After the difficult work, to make that scrumptious natively constructed lager, the time has come to clean and disinfect the containers and gear prior to packaging. This is vital, in light of the fact that your brews gets awful assuming your jugs and hardware is messy in any capacity – so ensure this is done appropriately.
First ensure the jugs and hardware is brewery sanitation spotless. At the point when you wrap up drinking a lager, and you might want to involve the jug for one of your homemade libation brews, you should clean it soon after you get done with drinking. This way the container is not difficult to clean. Assuming that you leave the container without cleaning it immediately, the modest quantity of lager left in the jug will stall out, and it is exceptionally difficult to eliminate. At the point when within the container is cleaned, then eliminate the mark outwardly. This can be troublesome relying upon the mark and kind of paste utilized by the brewery. Put the container in a shower with water for 20-30 minutes, for the paste to disintegrate. Then rub of the mark. On the off chance that it is challenging to eliminate manually, utilize the unpleasant side of a kitchen wipe to get it of.
At the point when the jugs are spotless, then, at that point, leave them in a container for “packaging day”. Assuming you have gone about your responsibilities appropriately it is a lot simpler for you when you will disinfect your brew bottles on “packaging day”.
On “packaging day” the time has come to disinfect the lager bottles and packaging hardware. I put around 40 ml of hydrogen peroxide 35% and afterward water in my sink. Then I fill the spotless jugs in the sink, and leave them alone in the sink for 30 seconds. Then shake the containers with hydrogen peroxide 35% and water in them, to ensure that all surfaces of the jugs are disinfected. Pour the hydrogen peroxide 35% and water back in the sink for the following jugs.
At the point when that is finished, place the suppresses for the situation with the bottoms. This ensures that all hydrogen peroxide 35% and water is out of the jugs. It likewise keeps soil from getting into the cleaned bottles. Do this to every one of the jugs you want for your lager. Ensure you have two or three additional containers cleaned, assuming something turns out badly when you are packaging – for example misjudged measure of brew, dropped jugs or anything that issue could happen in the packaging system.
You should likewise disinfect the siphon. Once more, I use hydrogen peroxide 35% added to some water. Put the direct in the hydrogen peroxide and water, and afterward make it course through the cylinder. Assuming that your sink is to little to make the water and hydrogen peroxide cover the siphon totally, then, at that point, utilize unadulterated liquor to disinfect the remainder of the siphon.