I wrote on this once before. Look around in the dollar stores for plastic handled toilet (ROUND) brushes that at some point narrow down to 1/2 cut here and now it will fit in a 1/2 chuck Drill Motor. This set up with a little water makes it a lot easier to clean jars. I use this set up to clean 1 gallon jars it works on quart jars also. Note do not use even an old brush from CS in a toilet if you have a septic system. I use CS in my holding tank on boat it kills every thing and stops smell. All this suposes you have a 1/2 drill motor, I Guess you could borrow one. Bob
-----Original Message----- From: Jean DeMasters [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2003 4:56 PM To: Silver List Subject: CS>Proper jar cleaning Hi everyone! I was wondering what was the best way to clean my brewing jar, is there some kind of detergent that I should be using or not using? Also is it necessary to clean my storage container between batches? I use an amber 8oz jar that came with my generator to store my CS ( didn't know at the time that I didn't need a dark container) and refill it when it gets down to about 1 ounce. I know that is just a drop in the bucket to how much some of you folks out there brew and store, but so far it works for me. Jean _____ Do you Yahoo!? Free online <http://us.rd.yahoo.com/mail_us/tag/*http://calendar.yahoo.com> calendar with sync to Outlook(TM).
