Okay, so I know it's probably not the item that should be of most concern with my new keezer system, and apologies if this isn't the correct board to post under, but does anybody have/know of any safeguards people might take to prevent a tap from opening unintentionally when not attended?
I just started running beer through my recently setup keezer (will post pics in the appropriate topic soon enough for anyone who wants to see), but my concern is that one day when I'm at work a tap handle might fall forward, and I'll come home to 5 gallons of precious beer on my floor. I have over-the-faucet tap covers, but I'm wondering if there are any more precautions I can take, apart from literally disconnecting my kegs every time I leave the house. The obvious answer would be to buy flow control faucets (currently have standard faucets), and though that may be my next move, I'm already quite a bit of money into this build. Plus, with the holidays coming up, cash is a bit tight right now, and I'd prefer to avoid spending too much more money immediately if possible. Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks,
A.J.