FermZilla Stainless Floating Liquid Silicone Food Service Equipment & Supplies Review

You must move the float to the top loop of the filter or the filter will float above the beer surface. I learned it the hard way. I had to open the barrel and move the float to the opposite end of the filter. Everything seems to be working fine now. I don't know how this affects the final amount of beer on the bottom as the keg hasn't tipped back yet!

Product as advertised but upon use you will find that the plastic filter and float are buoyant and together leave several inches of liquid at the bottom of the keg. I highly recommend putting shims on the pipe to make the end heavier and testing with sanitizer to ensure there is enough liquid left at the bottom. I personally didn't want to leave any liquid down. The floor as such just wanted to be painted on top for a cleaner drink. Getting to the bottom of it still makes it clear when you see…

Floating dip tubes are essential for fermenting and serving corn kegs, and this product includes everything you need: high quality silicone tubing, a float, a filter and a short dip tube for liquids Serve beer from the same mundane barrel, and those floating dip tubes work great. Don't worry about yeast build-up, sedimentation or shortening of the stiff dip tube. The filter is ideal for IPA, NEIPA and other dry-hopped beers. If you have a problem with the end of the hose getting submerged, a…