Re: ice how to

BOTH my fittings are BLACK... What am I going to do NOW???? ;-D I presume by "Black" fitting you mean the "Liquid Out" fitting, and by "White" you mean "Gas In", right? It's basically counter-pressure KEG filling, right? Very tricksy it is, my preciousssssss....... ;-D - Al "Rick Oftel" <Rick.Oftel@toro To: alboyce(a)bigfoot.com .com> cc: Subject: Re: ice how to 09/08/2003 08:43 AM Good catch Al, Use dual black fittings to prevent splashing on the receiving container. You can also use a little pressure on the receiving container to control the flow. Connect a party tap valve to a white fitting and use it to slowly bleed off the C02. Rick Oftel Rick- Do you have an "out-to-out" fitting to do that, ie., the ice-beer goes out and goes into the second keg through it's "out" fitting? - Al ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rick Oftel" &lt;Rick.Oftel(a)toro.com&gt; To: &lt;piatz(a)cray.com&gt;; &lt;fletty(a)umn.edu&gt; Cc: &lt;mba(a)thebarn.com&gt; Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 8:14 AM Subject: Re: ice how to gentle C02 pressure. The only problem is if the fittings freeze, they take a few minutes to open up. In the beginning, the liquid will flow and the ice will float on the top and remain in the first cornie. If all the liquid and ice moves between cornies, the slush needs to be colder. float but I ice?