Posts Tagged ‘ Cleaning ’

A simple and effective way of testing your glasses for cleanliness is easy to do. Take a glass from the shelf and fill it with cold water. Dry the outside of the glass. Drain the glass over a sink. With the glass held upside down check to see if the remaining water breaks into...
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Often the most neglected item in the bar, a dirty glass can ultimately destroy all your hard work and care in trying to serve the perfect pint .We cannot overstate the importance of a good glass washing regime in all types of bar. Bearing in mind how much glasses get used it is quite...
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Always -Have available COSHH information sheets for all chemicals used {contact your supplier for further information}. Always -Store cleaning chemicals out of childrens reach. Always -Keep chemicals in the suppliers container until needed for use. Always -Rinse clean measuring vessel immediately after use. Always -Use manufacturers measuring vessel where supplied. Always -Wear protective goggles...
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Drink it quick……Well, as long as you don’t lose yours you may be able to solve this problem yourself, quite easily. The main reason for poor head retention, as we in the Trade call it, is usually dirty glasses. Now I know what you are saying,” I Bloody well clean my...
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Keg beer is pasteurised so it shouldn’t be cloudy. Check if your lines need cleaning, put on a new container and draw off two or three pints until you know that the new product is coming through, the beer should now be clear. . Check again after about an hour. Draw off a pint,...
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