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* "As for the Foeders, you'll want to get the Foeder in place and swollen right away. Hot Liquor from your HLT will do the job. I really like to set up a CIP type loop. About 1 bbl of HLT liquor in the foeder then a loop with a spray ball up top in the foeder through the manway hole. Then we use a product called [http://www.birkocorp.com/brewery/products-for-brewery-winery-beverage-and-ethanol-production/ ACTO 140] sold by Berko chems [Birko Chemicals]. We loop that for about 30-60min. Then rinse with HLT liquor. Then if you can't purge with CO2 and fill with beer the next day we fill the Foeders up with potassium metabisulphite and citric acid. The rate is 2g of Kmeta and 1g of citric acid per litre of filtered water. Then keep this in the Foeder till you are ready to empty and fill with beer." - Chad Yakobson in an email to Brad Primozic; independently verified and approved for publication by Chad Yakobson in a private email with Dan Pixley <ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/MilkTheFunk/permalink/1031076040253943/?comment_id=1031152530246294&offset=0&total_comments=18 Conversation with Brad Primozic on the Milk The Funk Facebook group. 3/5/2015.]</ref>.

As with [[* Rocky Mountain Barrel|barrels]]Company advises that when hydrating a new dry foeder, it is best to fill it incrementally. Otherwise, thoroughly rinse the citric acid and potassium metabisulphite pressure from foeders before filling them. Flush them with CO2 as well before using them if possible being completely full will be too strong for any leaks towards the bottom of the tank to seal <ref>Conversation with Mike Makris of The Rare Barrel and Brandon Jones of Yazoo Brewing Co regarding rinsing and flushing foeders[https://www.facebook.com/rockymbc/photos/a.10151106541736918/10156661511646918/?type=3&theater Rocky Mountain barrel Company Facebook post. 1210/2230/20152019.]</ref>.

Rocky Mountain * As with [[Barrel Company advises that when hydrating a new dry foeder|barrels]], it is best to fill it incrementallythoroughly rinse the citric acid and potassium metabisulphite from foeders before filling them. Otherwise, the pressure from being completely full will be too strong for any leaks towards the bottom of the tank to seal Flush them with CO2 as well before using them if possible <ref>[https://wwwConversation with Mike Makris of The Rare Barrel and Brandon Jones of Yazoo Brewing Co regarding rinsing and flushing foeders.facebook.com/rockymbc/photos/a.10151106541736918/10156661511646918/?type=3&theater Rocky Mountain barrel Company Facebook post. 1012/3022/20192015.]</ref>.