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[BarelyBrews]

I find the more kegs i have in my standard fridge the harder it is too keep the hoses seperated.Let alone keg rotation ,that an entire different subject.With a chest freezer i imagine its much easier to keep things straight,add/or remove kegs.I have been thinking of marking my lines somehow.Tags/colorer zip ties. Any ideas on this? thanks.

[Big Nake]

Tags, colored zip ties could work just fine. I wrote on my beer-out lines "LEFT" and "RIGHT" with a Sharpie. Eventually (when I get around to it), I plan to turn my larger fridge into a 4-tap kegerator and when I do that, I will write "TAP1", "TAP2", etc, so I can keep track. Cheers.

[wertydc]

My kegerator is an 'upright' fridge too. I used different color electrical tape for each line. Wrap a little peice of tape aroud the hose near the faucet shank, and wrap a little peice around the hose near the ball connector that connects to the keg.

[harryfrog]

My kegerator is an 'upright' fridge too. I used different color electrical tape for each line. Wrap a little peice of tape aroud the hose near the faucet shank, and wrap a little peice around the hose near the ball connector that connects to the keg.

I did the exact same thing. I even have colored electrical tape on the corresponding regulator for each valve.

[gumballhead]

My kegerator is an 'upright' fridge too. I used different color electrical tape for each line. Wrap a little peice of tape aroud the hose near the faucet shank, and wrap a little peice around the hose near the ball connector that connects to the keg.

I use the different color tape or the velcro tie wraps. that are different color.at the keg and at the end of the line for the tap. I also use them the gas line at kegand at the manifold....