It saves on water and cleaning chemicals since you only need to mix up a few gallons to blast multiple kegs or fermentors. I have also found it to be very versatile and it gets used in all sorts of regular cleaning tasks. With the addition of a ball lock coupler and PVC cap I use it to clean the beer lines for my kegerator and jockey box. I also cut out a small piece of plywood so I can blast growlers.

Awesome!

It has made cleaning kegs so much easier. Assembly was no problem at all.

Dang guys, this device beats the heck out of the mark II and this thing will last a lifetime. The price point is spot on as well!

This thing works like a charm. just two small things. Be careful when you screw the white pipe into the pump. The fitting on the pump cracked with just the slightest bit of torque. Since this ends up being under the water line it still works but I hope it lasts. Also its easy to king the hoses going to the kegs as its a bit of a tight space to fit the connections while balancing on the frame and fitting within the bucket. But man this thing really works. I dig it.

Solid product; more capacity than the Mark II keg & carboy washer and reasonably decent pressure from the pump.

I've typically simply soaked my carboys, kegs and fermenters in PBW overnight or longer to get them clean. I can't believe I waited so long and wasted so much money on PBW & Star San over the years! This Keg Blaster/Washer is awesome! It cleaned my 7.9Gal Fast Fermenter effortlessly in only a few hours. I've never seen it so clean! I can see my reflection in the corny kegs they are so clean! I highly recommend the Keg Blaster. It's not a "Nice to have..." its a "Need/Must have!"

It was easy to set up and use. No problems. No complaints. Completely happy.

Bucket Blaster does a good job cleaning lightly soiled equipment like Corny kegs, but struggles with tougher jobs like fermenter crud rings. I put a 60 liter Fermzilla on it for a couple hours using PBW and it never got completely clean. It does a great job of sanitizing, but be sure to use a low-foam product like SaniClean or it'll make a mess. Despite the warts, it beats the heck out of doing things by hand and it saves time.

The Kegland Keg and Carboy Washer worked great for cleaning my 6.5-7.0 Gallon Glass Carboys. I don't have kegs. There was no problem with fitting the neck mounted carboy handles through the top of the rack. Since I don't have kegs I was able to simply screw the pipe directly into the pump without using the other fittings and hoses. While no instructions come in the box there are complete instructions in PDF format at the Kegland website.

It saves on water and cleaning chemicals since you only need to mix up a few gallons to blast multiple kegs or fermentors. I have also found it to be very versatile and it gets used in all sorts of regular cleaning tasks. With the addition of a ball lock coupler and PVC cap I use it to clean the beer lines for my kegerator and jockey box. I also cut out a small piece of plywood so I can blast growlers.

This makes cleaning kegs and fermenters so much easier.

The bucket blaster does a fine job cleaning my Fermazillas and corny kegs and the price was about what I would have to pay to buy the pump, plumbing and bucket and build it myself. Maybe even a little cheaper considering you get ball lock fittings and hose. And the best thing is that you don't have to spend time rounding the stuff up.I use hot tap water and Oxyclean, no need for PBW for kegs and fermenters..Maybe I should have given it five stars, but the lid was kinda hard to get off the bucket when I unpackaged it and I almost spilled my beer.

Cleaning a keg isn't a big deal, and usually doesn't take too long, but the Bucket Blaster just makes it even easier. Put your keg on it, hook up the gas in and liquid out, plug it up, let it run for 5 minutes, and bam! Clean keg! The fact it works with fermenters and carboys is a major plus. I did not need this, but it totally makes things easier and helps save some time, and definitely worth it. It's not expensive, so treat yourself and make your cleaning a little easier.

My neighbor has the Mark II which is a piece of c*&^. He's been keeping it together with epoxy for as long as he's owned it. I didn't want to buy the Mark II knowing how poor of quality it was, nor did I want to invest time and effort in going to the hardware store to piece together my own bucket system. When I found the Bucket Blaster, I knew I had to buy it as it is a better bucket design than I could come up with and much more sturdier than the Mark II. The only question I had, was how powerful the pump would be. When I turned it on, my face lit up with a big smile.The other benefit of the Bucket Blaster is that all of the pieces and parts fit into the bucket. When you're done, just put all of the parts in the bucket and cover it with the lid.I highly recommend the Bucket Blaster. The only modification I made was that I added some plastic tubing to the wire holder where the carboy/keg rest so that the carboy doesn't slide around. That was a $1 and some change.

Worth every penny for a one stop multi purpose cleaning machine. My equipment- corny kegs, carboys, fermzilla have never been cleaner. This is the easy button. No regrets at all!!!

I love simple things that just plain work, and this is one of them. I use it to clean both fermenters and kegs. I've cleaned Speidel, All Rounder, and Fermzilla fermenters and they come out perfectly clean every time. It does an amazing job on 5 gallon corny kegs. There is a screw-off fitting at the top of the tube that directs a single, fairly high pressure stream of water. If you remove it, the threads on the tube are the correct size to screw on a CIP ball should you so desire. I tend to use the CIP on the fermenters and the stream on the kegs. Put in a couple gallons of hot tap water and some PBW, put the fermenter or keg on it, plug it in and let it do its thing. Come back twenty minutes later to a clean vessel. I haven't had a moment's issue with it, but if I did I'd replace it without hesitation (particularly as it's so relatively inexpensive). Great time and labor saver.

I would recommend this. Works great on my Fermzilla fermenters and corny kegs!

Very limited use. Great for kegs and speidel fermentors. Will not work with anvil fermentors or All in one brewing systems since they are wider than the supplied bucket. Easy to set up.

This is a giant step up over washing my kegs by hand.

great for corny kegs.Works with most of my fermentation vessels as well.

Works great I just rinse my kegs with hose then use this to wash rinse and sanitize.

Awesome easy set up video on YouTube & cleans kegs & fermintars easily!!!

Needs more pressure from the pump. Had to modify it by drilling 1/8th. In. Holes all over the shaft for more coverage and fitted it with a stronger pump. Other than that not to shabby.

Cleans my kegs AND my 7 Gallon SS Brewtech conical. Can't figure out why I waited so long to get one!

Soooo much easier to clean my Speidel 30L fermenter and my ball lock kegs. It would of cost me more to assemble the parts myself. Easy to use, and makes cleaning and prepping much easier.

Very glad I bought this, before I was filling kegs with hot PBW and doing a lot of siphoning, soaking, and scrubbing. Now all I have to do is fill the bucket with hot PBW and I can clean multiple kegs in a fraction of the time with no more heavy lifting, or siphoning! All I do is fill with hot PBW run for 15 minutes fill with fresh water run for 5 then 3 minutes with Saniclean, and I'm good to go. I plan in the future to use multiple buckets and make the process even easier! Only thing negative I can say is it didn't come with instructions to put it together, A quick YouTube search and you can find others putting it together to help you though.

I've been considering a keg washer for a while now but didn't really like the [then] current offerings.When this product came to my attention ON SALE, it immediately fell into my cart.I'm more than pleased with the ease of use and effectiveness on getting the crud out of my carboys. I still strip out my keg posts, but it still does a nice job.Knowing what I do now, I would gladly buy this product from MoreBeer again without delay.Thanks, All.

The Bucket Blaster is my second keg washer. I also have the Mark II. They both get the job done and I use them both. I like then Bucket Blaster a little better because it came with everything needed the clean the ball lock posts and dip tubes (ball lock fittings, tubing, DuoTight fittings). The Mark II came with a couple fittings to connect to pump, but I had to provide my own ball lock fittings and tubing. The Bucket Blaster setup also sends more flow to the posts / dip tubes (less flow restriction with the DuoTight fittings), so I'm modifying my Mark II to have the same setup. I'm using the Bucket Blaster to wash and the Mark II to rinse when I'm cleaning several kegs at one time.

I was hopeful it would work as advertised. I was super impressed at ease of set up and how well it worked. 6 stars if I cold. AND , you can't build one cheaper.