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[rockon]

CK - I've seen that picture before, but I have to say, that is one fine looking black and tan.

[Dave]

Mine isn't even operational. Hasn't been probably for at least a year. I've been lazy and just using a cobra tap from the lager freezer. I've got tons of kegs to clean too. Ugh.

This is me too...

[BeerMaker]

I clean the lines and faucets after each keg as well. Rarely replace hoses. Annually, I try to completely empty it and scrub it down. I need to do a better job of moisture control. Currently it is off and empty, and I need to fix a rust spot in it before I use it again, but that's another thread...

[boo boo]

I clean after each keg blows, but last week changed out my lines for the first time in 4 years.Way too long. They looked disgusting, even though they were clean afaik.

[ThroatwobblerMangrove]

Every time I kick a keg I run oxilean through the lines. After this I take apart the tap and soak that, rinse and reassemble. I've never replaced the lines or taken the QDs off of them. I scrub what part of the elbow shank I can get to with my dip tube brush.

[gnef]

I rarely clean out my kegerator. Haha.I think I replaced the lines about 2 years ago, but haven't done anything with them since. I also am using forward seal faucets, and a single stout faucet. Now that stout faucet I drain after every use, otherwise stuff starts to grow in the spout.I have enough beer in storage, that when a keg blows I can immediately put a new keg on it, flush the lines, and be good with it.With that said, I recently bought 200ft of the beverage line tubing and gas tubing, and will replace the lines when I get motivation. I also need to finish modifying my jockey box and air manifolds to support the number of beers I want to have for my wedding coming up.