MoreBeer’s Plastic Coated PET Carboy Cleaning Brush – $4.99, 8/28 Deal of the Day, Matches 2018 Deal + Our Roundup of MoreBeer Deals
Carboy Cleaning Brush for PET Carboys via MoreBeer
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This L-shaped brush is the perfect tool for scrubbing every inch on the inside of carboys, and thanks to the plastic coating, they’re also safe to use with plastic fermenters and PET carboys. Normal carboy brushes like our CE40 are great for cleaning glass carboys, but can be a risky choice for using on plastic. The metal rod where the bristles attach can scratch plastic, creating hide outs for bacteria. You won’t have those worries with this carboy brush!
Bristles made from Food Grade nylon
Long enough to reach deep inside large carboys
L-shaped bend allows you to easily scrub off leftover krausen residue
Height from end of handle to 90° bend – 21.5″
Brush section with bristles is 8.5″ long
Bristles are 2.75″ in diameter
Temperature rated to 140°F (60°C)
Limited Availability Deal of the Day: As of this posting, this is marked down to $4.99 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.
Product Description – Here – Use coupon code BEERDEAL to get this discount.
Carboy Cleaning Brush for PET Carboys CE42
From the “prices on everything continue to skyrocket” department, this matches a deal of the day that was offered in November of 2018. The lowest historical price I have recorded for this brush is $3.99.
Deal valid 10/31/24 only while supplies last
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A.E.B. Made in Italy. AEB leans heavily on their Italian identity. That makes sense to me as I generally think Italian made = high quality. That’s a broad stroke, but my espresso machine was made in Italy and it’s amazing. So, fair or unfair, that’s where I’m at.
Close up of the keg imprint. NSF P/N 29744PS, Max Capacity 5 GAL, Year 2020, A.E.B. Made in Italy, N 004420, Warning, Never Exceed Maximum Working Pressure of 130 PSI.
