This 500ml bottle of Pipeline Purple Professional suits anyone who cleans their beer lines often - home bar owners, clubs and small pubs. It is Chemisphere's trade-strength purple cleaner, made for intensive cleaning of dispense systems.
Why use it
- Removes yeast, bacteria and organic build-up from beer lines
- Built-in colour-change indicator, so you can see when the line is clean: once the solution stays purple, the job is done
- Stronger than everyday line cleaners, for a more thorough result
- Larger 500ml bottle for regular cleaning
Specs
- Format: liquid concentrate
- Volume: 500ml
- Brand: Pipeline Purple, by Chemisphere
How to use
Dilute, circulate through the lines, watch the colour and rinse well with clean water afterwards. See the How to Use box for details.
Who it's for
Anyone running kegs, a home bar or a cellar who wants clean-tasting beer. It is a cleaner, not a sanitiser - use ChemSan for your brewing kit. Need more? There is a 2.5L Pipeline Professional, and a smaller 250ml bottle.
Pipeline Professional Line Cleaner
How to Use
Dose
25-40ml per litre
follow the bottle label
Clean when
It stays purple
Used for: Trade-strength purple beer line cleaner with colour indicator - for lines, taps, kegs and dispense systems.
When: At every line clean - between kegs and whenever lines look or taste dirty.
Step by step
1Turn off any inline cooler. Wearing gloves and eye protection, dilute with cold water at the rate on the bottle (25-40ml per litre).
2Draw the solution through until it comes out purple.
3Soak at least 10 minutes (up to 20 for dirty lines), drawing fresh solution until it stays purple.
4Flush with plenty of clean cold water until it runs completely clear.
5Run a little beer through and discard it before serving.
Good to know: DANGER - causes severe skin burns and eye damage. Wear gloves and eye protection. Never mix with acids or other cleaners. Rinse thoroughly - no cleaner must be left in the line.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do I mix with water?
Follow the dilution on the bottle - typically 25-40ml per litre of cold water.
How long do I leave it in the line?
At least 10 minutes, up to 20 for dirty lines. Keep drawing fresh solution through until it stays purple.
What does the colour change mean?
A colour change means dirt is still being removed. When fresh solution stays purple, the line is clean.
Do I need to rinse?
Yes - flush with clean cold water until it runs completely clear before putting beer back through.