How To Install a Floating Dip Tube in a Homebrew Corny Keg

Today I’m installing a floating dip tube into a corny keg! This should, in theory, give me a cleaner pour because the liquid “post” floats just below the surface of the homebrew in the keg instead of at the bottom with all the yeast and trub that precipitates when you chill the keg. *Equipment links below!

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If you’ve been wondering what makes your keg work/ how to replace parts I give a run down on both ball lock and pin lock kegs in this video as well.

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