🍾 Efficient FastRack Bottle Rinser (Sulphiter), 1-(Pack) (B013S1RZLY),Multicolor Review

Needs a bit more draining space on the large white part as it gets a little messy when pressed on a wet bottle, but it does exactly what it's supposed to do. I think if I just sprayed and waited a few seconds it would be fine. But I like to make sure there's full coverage and squeeze the bottle a few times in a row and it sprays to the bottom when I squeeze it. Sterilization is a messy process, but you're guaranteed to get the bottles.

Awarded after I realized it was done wrong. Basically one of the ball valves was installed upside down by the manufacturer, I had to insert a metal rod into the top of the washer to remove the ball valve and install it properly. Not sure if I can link to a youtube video or not but just search youtube for "how to fix a vinator/sulfite bottle washer". Once I fix it to make it work properly. I love this shop! Works great and exactly as described. I deducted 1 star for an obvious assembly error by…

Works great. I had no problems setting it up, which I saw in some other reviews. No problems at all with the spring. I used StarSan to sanitize my bottles and it was quite full of foam after I made the bottle crate. So if you're making full 5-gallon bottles, be careful how much sanitizer you put in there. I don't remember how much I poured in, I didn't measure so can't tell how much I spent. I was afraid it would break as it seems a little fragile. Perhaps this was influenced by reviews of his…

I don't have a keg machine so I need to bottle the beer. Disinfecting a 40+ bottle with a spray bottle can be a hassle. With a sprayer you have to squeeze a few times to make sure you covered the whole bottle, your hand will hurt a little after a while. These devices work much faster and are more ergonomic for your hand. The plastic isn't very heavy, but it's thick enough to be used without tearing like some of the pictures I've seen. If you don't abuse it, you should be fine. I couldn't…

Most of the negative reviews I've read about it relate to a spring that is too long or a spring setting that is too flat. Neither is correct, the problem is that the spring doesn't go far enough into the plunger unless you talk to it. The first few times I put it together just to see if it would work at all, I had the same problem: the spring wasn't seated and the mechanism was very ratchety (is that a word?). Then I noticed that the spring only entered the piston about an inch, so the whole…