Using a long paint mix paddle, the kind with the plastic spiral end, I just made a carboy cleaner. very easy. cut of the fins, drill a hole in the remaining plastic, attach three pieces of green scrubby using zip ties.
attach to hand drill and spin the crud away. awesome.
cost: about $5.
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Sounds good, any chance you can post a pick?
Here’s a couple. Just need to cut the plastic paddle-end down until it is narrow enough to slip into a carboy.
took 2 minutes to clean my carboy…sparkling clean.
cheers.
Stormy brew, the idea is, you send away for the patent first…then post the cool idea? : ) I will be making one of these, thanks for the free idea, I was about to send you $14.99 for one of these, wait…I mean two, as long as I paid for additional processing fees!
I like it. Simple but effective.
Might have a problem with that patent…
Thanks for the pic, I might have to give this a go.
That commercial carboycleaner thing looks cool, I saw that awhile back and am debating on whether I’d use it.
Might have a problem with that patent…
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The guy in that video doesn’t know how to use a carboy brush…there needs to be an additional bend in the bristled end in order for it to work.
But that drill idea is pretty intuitive.
LOL, I dont’ need no stinking patent. Just a small attempt at paying it forward for all the “free” brewing advise received here over the past 5 yrs.
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