HOME BREWING 101: A Guide to Cleaning and Sanitizing

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In this Homebrewing 101 video I give you the ultimate guide to cleaning and sanitizing your homebrew equipment. It's the first thing beginner homebrewers can master to be on there way to making better beer at home!

Learn how to clean homebrew equipment, how to sanitize it, and then I will go over some common myths and misconceptions.

TheBruSho is your guide to make home brewing simplified. From beginner lessons to tip and tricks to equipment breakdowns, all to give you the confidence to brew your first beer and beyond. Together we will see what shortcuts can be taken to make the brew day easier and get a fermented beverage in your glass faster.

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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:34 Cleaning vs Sanitizing
1:24 Cleaning
3:20 Sanitizing
4:58 Myth & Misconceptions
5:49 Recap

#Cleaning #Sanitizing #Brewing101

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Barkeepers friend for stainless steel is a must.

patrickglaser

Thorough and accurate conveyances. My brewhouse is in the basement of a 100 year old farmhouse. As long as the equipment is clean the beer that comes out of it is too. Cheers. Love the channel.

beeroquoisnation

Trying making beer at home for the first time. Thank you for the video.

boxerblake

Star san has to have a contact time of 1 to 2 minutes for it to work correctly. I was told by many experts to never use bleach it leaves a residue even after rinsing. I completely submerge all my bottles and equipment for at least 2 minutes that way I know for sure that all surfaces have been in contact long enough for it to work. I also use one step instead of PBW, it is cheaper and the mixture is hydrogen peroxide so it sanitizes and cleans at the same time. I still use the Star San after cleaning... My nursing background comes in handy when it comes to cleaning.

iamthenra

Great video ! Straightforward and easy to follow ! Cheers 🍻

Hellbrews

Just to completely confirm, after sanitizing with StarSan, I do not rinse at ALL. Does everything need to dry or be wiped? Star San has so many warnings on it, I just want to make sure that I don’t have to remove all the residue. Thanks your videos are awesome!

Tscutty

How long does a solution of star sam work for?

gtx

is there any way of sanitizing without the products? like with hot water maybe?

gamesclips

What's the usage of sodium percarbonate then? I've used it as a sanitizer (instead of STAR SAN) the first time as the bottles and fermenters were new, but in some places I've read it is also a cleaning agent, and actually PBW contains sodium percarbonate so I'm now a bit confused. How can I use sodium percarbonate?

_lonesomerider

Hey man, great video! I've been having some weird off flavors in my last few brews that I couldn't figure out. After watching this, I think it might be due to washing my dirty buckets with dish soap. Do you think I should buy new buckets or would a good cleaning of PBW do the trick? Thanks!

chrisbeears

So it is 'no rinse' but the Star San clearly says not to consume it and explains what to do if you come in contact with the skin. I'm confused.

sandplasma

Hey Musho! Awesome content! I'm about to brew my first beer, I'll use bleach to sanitize the equipament. Using water to rinse it off could contaminate the beer? Should I use tap filter water or boiled water to rinse it ?

GuilhermeZornitta