How Do You Turn a Regular Refrigerator Into a Kegerator?

 

There is nothing quite like the taste of a cold beer on a hot day. If you are like me, you love spending time outdoors and enjoying a few beers with your friends. But what if you don't have enough room in your fridge for all of those bottles and cans? Or maybe you want to be able to enjoy a cold beer at home without having to go out to the store? Well, then it might be time for you to turn your regular refrigerator into a Kegerator. In this blog post, we will show you how to do just that Topfakeid.

Home kegerators are a cost-effective alternative to more expensive off the shelf models. These sets come with everything you need and can be used for both commercial or home brewing, making them an excellent choice.

So, what is a Kegerator?

A Kegerator is simply a refrigerator that has been modified to dispense draft beer. Kegerators can be purchased commercially, or you can convert your own fridge into one! If you decide to go the latter route, there are a few things you will need to do in order to get started.

First, you will need to purchase a Kegerator Conversion Kit. This kit will include everything you need to get started, including a CO₂ tank, regulator, beer lines, faucets, and all of the necessary hardware. Once you have your Kegerator Conversion Kit, follow the instructions that come with it to properly install everything.

Next, you will need to purchase a Keg of beer. You can find Kegs at your local brewery or beer store. Once you have your Keg, you will need to sanitize it before use. This is important because you don't want to contaminate your beer with bacteria. There are a few different ways to sanitize your Keg, so make sure to follow the instructions that come with your Kegerator Conversion Kit.

After your Keg is sanitized, you will need to fill it with beer. Again, this is something you can do at your local brewery or beer store. Once your Keg is filled, you will need to attach the CO₂ tank to the regulator and then attach the regulator to the Keg. Once everything is properly attached, you will need to set the pressure on the regulator. This is important because you don't want your beer to be too carbonated. Once the pressure is set, you can then turn on the CO₂ and let it flow into the Keg.

Now that your Kegerator is all set up, you can start enjoying cold, draft beer at home.

When deciding on how to place your future kegerator, there are a few things that need consideration. The type of refrigerator you will be using for this installation can have an effect as well so make sure it's compatible with what is being planned.

So there you have it! Now you know how to turn your regular refrigerator into a Kegerator. If you follow these steps, you'll be enjoying cold, draft beer at home in no time, Cheers!