Bracton DP1 & DP2 Brewery Approved Beerline Cleaner is Australian Hotel & Clubs preferred beer line cleaner ensuring clean beer lines every week. Available in a range of sizes to suit your venue. Bracton DP1 & DP2 can be used for beer line recovery cleans.

Propylene Glycol is an excellent heat transfer liquid with low toxicity, suitable for food grade applications such as beverage cooling and food processing. One drawback is that Propylene Glycol has an average shelf life of twelve months from date of manufacture, when stored in accordance with PG manufacturers guidelines (below 40C and away from UV light sources). Given that Propylene Glycol is for the most part imported into Australia, the actual shelf life is closer to 8 – 10 months by the time glycol enters into operation. As Propylene Glycol is exposed to operational environments including elevated temperatures and oxidisation, Propylene Glycol fluid reacts becoming acidic, in turn increasing the wear on equipment and higher maintenance costs.

Bracton DP1 & DP2 Brewery Approved Beerline Cleaner is Australian Hotel & Clubs preferred beer line cleaner ensuring clean beer lines every week. Available in a range of sizes to suit your venue. Bracton DP1 & DP2 can be used for beer line recovery cleans.

Behind the bar can be the smelliest area in any hotel or club! These areas are commonly used as storage areas for beverage glasses and if left uncleaned are a breeding ground for mould, bacteria and bar flies increasing the risk of glass contamination leading to poor beverage presentation! By keeping this area clean & hygienic with BractonSafe Spray Away and following up with a simple spray and wipe of BractonSafe Rejuvenator, you remove the habitat which bar flies require to breed. One clean with BractonSafe Rejuvenator will last up to 30 Days! Removing the impracticalities of weekly cleaning under-bar areas to remove the mould and bacteria from the underside of the bar and beer pythons.

Bracton Test Papers – A simple method of testing when Beerline Cleaner is present. Paper turns blue in alkaline solutions, a must for safety.