[hopfenundmalz]

Deep well sockets are for suckers.   Get yourself one of these - one wrench for all of your cornies.

http://www.sears.com/craftsman-11-16-x-7-8-in-wrench-offset-ratchet/p-00943365000P?prdNo=10&blockNo=10&blockType=G10

Not if you already have a tool box with 3/8 and 1/2 drive deep wells.

Yes, even then You need to pull that stuff out and swap sockets as needed, mine hangs on a hook and I can flip it around as needed as I go from keg to keg.  After using one for a while it became something I insist on having.  Now I have two at home and one at the side job (soda in cornies).

That would assume I only have one drive in each size. 

What's that swap sockets stuff?

[kramerog]

If needed, everything else can be reached with a toilet brush or by disassembling the keg.

A new, un-used toilet brush dedicated to cleaning kegs and nothing else.  This is important.

Not so fast my friend!  Euge said he uses a paint stirrer for paint and wort.  So I'm thinking if I just soak the brush in  StarSan then ... 

P.S.  glad things are looking up for you Euge.

[euge]

I have to admit this is true.

[tschmidlin]

It should go without saying...  I guess I now know how to make a beer that tastes like ass.

That would assume I only have one drive in each size.   

What's that swap sockets stuff?

I can still hang mine on a hook.   AND, the 7/8 one fits the fitting on my burner so I can use it to hook up the propane tanks.  Of course I can't get the wrench off until I am done with the burner, but then I don't clean kegs on brew days so it doesn't matter.

Not so fast my friend!  Euge said he uses a paint stirrer for paint and wort.  So I'm thinking if I just soak the brush in  StarSan then ... 

You might actually be able to sufficiently clean and sanitize one so there would be nothing transferred.  But the ick factor . . . there's no cleaning that off.

[Jimmy K]

Not so fast my friend!  Euge said he uses a paint stirrer for paint and wort.  So I'm thinking if I just soak the brush in  StarSan then ... 

You might actually be able to sufficiently clean and sanitize one so there would be nothing transferred.  But the ick factor . . . there's no cleaning that off.

And... a toilet brush has a much more complex surface than a paint stirrer. Think a scratched up plastic bucket is hard to sanitize? Way more nooks and crannies here!
 
And the solvents probably keep paint sanitized.

[euge]

I do make sure there isn't any paint left on the stirrer. And this has only pertained to water-based paints. A toilet-brush could be sanitized but is a different beast altogether. As was stated by Tom the ick factor is just too strong!

I use a regular kitchen sponge that is gripped by one of these:



Whatever it is called...