Fortnightly Service | Preventative Maintenance | Cost-Effective | Eco-Friendly
At MorePour, we ensure your beer lines stay pristine, so every pint is served fresh, crisp, and contamination-free. Our fortnightly cleaning service is designed to reduce costs, minimize wastage, and boost your profits while keeping your system in top condition.
✅ Cleaner Lines = Better-Tasting Beer
✅ Lower Waste = Higher Profits
✅ Eco-Friendly = Conserves Water & Gas
More Than Just a Line Clean...
🛠 Full Preventative Maintenance Included!
Alongside beer line cleaning, our technicians perform a full preventative maintenance check on every visit:
✔ Cooler Maintenance – Cleaning & topping up remote and undercounter coolers.
✔ Gas System Inspection – Checking for leaks & ensuring correct gas pressures.
✔ Tap & Connection Deep Clean – Stripping down all fittings to remove biofilm buildup.
✔ Service Report After Every Visit – A full record of maintenance history & expert recommendations.
📢 How It Works
- Step 1: Schedule Your Service – Choose a flexible fortnightly plan tailored to your business needs.
- Step 2: Professional Cleaning & Maintenance – Using MorePour’s industry-approved chemicals to eliminate buildup & bacteria while checking equipment.
- Step 3: Get a Full Service Report – Keep track of your maintenance history & receive expert recommendations.
- Step 4: Enjoy the Perfect Pour! – Clean lines = better taste & happier customers.
📌 The MorePour Advantage
- Fortnightly Cleans – Regular maintenance for consistently great draught beer.
- Cost-Saving & Profit-Boosting – Reduces waste, increasing your bottom line.
- Eco-Friendly Cleaning – Uses less water & gas, reducing environmental impact.
- Expert Technicians – Trusted by pubs, bars & breweries nationwide.
- Comprehensive Service Reports – Keep a detailed record of maintenance & recommendations.
Cleaning, Step by Step Instructions...
How to clean keg draught beer lines.
1. Turn off you remote/flash cooling system.
2. Remove each of the connectors from each keg and connect to the cleaning sockets on the wall. For best cleaning results switch off any of the beer coolers.
3. Make sure that each gas line that is usually switched on and running in to the keg is turned off (switches that are running the gas pump (black boxes) can be left on). If any of the gas lines to the kegs are left on the floats in the cellar buoys (glass bottles) will keep falling and you will have to keep filling them back up again.
4. Fill up your beer line cleaning bottle with cool water only to begin with.
5. Switch on the gas valve to the pump that is connected to the line cleaning bottle.
6. Open each of the beer taps and pull through all the beer in the line until you reach the water. This will help ease removal of any yeast later.
7. Now fill the beer line cleaning bottle with water and mix in the correct amount of beer line cleaner. Different brands of beer line cleaner have different dilution ratios... So better check on the back of the bottle first.
8. Open each of the beer taps and pull through the water in the line until you reach the beer line cleaner. Once you are at the line cleaner pull at least 2 pints through and allow it to soak for at least 20 minutes.
9. Draw through at least another 2 pints of beer line cleaner through and let it soak for another 10 minutes, then repeat this process until line cleaner is coming through clear.. or a steady purple if you are using a beer line cleaner that changes colour.
10. Rinse out line cleaning bottle to make sure there are no more of the cleaning chemicals in it and flush out the tap with clean water. Make sure that you pull plenty of water through each tap!
11. Reconnect each beer line to the correct kegs and turn back on the gas that you switched off. Don’t forget to turn off the gas valve to the line cleaning pump.
12. Open the beer taps and pull through all of the water until you are back to beer again.
13. Remember to turn of any coolers that were switched off at the beginning of this process.
How to clean real ale beer pipes.
1. Turn off product at cask tap and disconnect product that you are going to clean.
2. Place the pipe into a bucket filled with fresh cool water.
3. Pull the beer through at the pump in the bar until you are through to fresh water.
4. Now fill the bucket with line cleaning solution to the dilution ratios on the back of the bottle.
5. In the bar pull the water through until you get the line cleaner through. Pull a further 5 pints of beer line cleaner and allow to soak for at least 20 minutes.
6. Pull through another 5 pints of beer line cleaner and allow to soak for another 10 minutes.
7. Pull another 5 pints of beer line cleaner through. Now return to the cellar and refill the bucket with fresh water. Make sure all traces of beer line cleaning solution are flushed away.
8. Pull through all the remaining chemicals until you are back to water. Then pull at least another 20 pints of water through the lines.
9. Reconnect to the product that you are going to serve and pull through in the bar.
