Glass Rinser Drip Tray, 18″ from MoreBeer – $119.99, Save $30 + free shipping, limited availability
Glass Rinser Drip Tray – 18 in. (Stainless) from MoreBeer
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To get the best pour possible you want to make sure your glass is free of dust, debris, and dish soap residue. The easiest way to do this is with a quick rinse of cold water right before pouring beer into the glass. This drip tray features a push-activated jet that can be hooked up to a pressurized keg or main water supply. To give your glass a quick spritz, simply press it down on the rinsing platform to activate the jet. The drip tray also has a pre-plumbed drain outlet to run to a nearby bucket or drain. For best results feed the jet clean, cold water at a pressure between 15 to 60 psi. If directly connecting to your main water supply, we recommend using an inline regulator to lower the water pressure as needed.
Specs:
- Drain outlet – 1/2″ OD
- Water inlet – 1/4″ OD
- Glass Rinser – 4.25″ diameter
- Drip Tray – 18.1″ x 7.1″ x 1.2″
- Made from 304 stainless steel
Limited Availability Deal of the Day: As of this posting, this is marked down to $119.99 as a MoreBeer Deal of the Day. Shipping is also free to addresses in the contiguous US with most $59 Orders. Availability: This is available today only, while supplies last. Quantities are limited. Check the MoreBeer’s Deal of the Day to check today’s offering.
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Glass Rinser Drip Tray – 18 in. (Stainless) D1485
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