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Fermtech Double Blast Tap-Fed Bottle Rinser
A sink-based rinser with two press-operated spray positions, supplied with a hose and quick-connect arrangement.
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The equipment in use
How this item fits your brewing setup
The Double Blast rinses at the sink using water from a compatible faucet. Its two spray positions let you work with two bottles at once: press down to rinse and lift to stop. Choose this arrangement for tap-fed rinsing rather than applying a preparation solution from a Vinator bowl.
The main image shows the double washer body, hose, connector parts and a hose clamp. Fermtech’s instructions place the body flat in the sink and size the hose to that installation. Check the actual faucet connection first; the maker says kitchen faucets need a separate kitchen-faucet adapter.
Fermtech distinguishes the small bottle nozzles from larger carboy nozzles. Match the installed nozzle to the vessel and follow the supplied assembly instructions. Supporting a large vessel at the sink is a different task from storing it upside down on a separate drying stand.
The maker’s maximum water temperature is 140°F/ 60°C. The source’s general hot-or-cold wording is therefore not a boiling-water permission. Turn off the faucet before disconnecting, as Fermtech directs. Rinsing with water also remains separate from any bottle-sanitizing procedure required by your chosen preparation product.
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Specifications & supplied details
- Maker
- Fermtech
- Product
- Double Blast
- Listing model
- 1624-1
- Rinse positions
- Two
- Activation
- Press down to rinse; lift to stop
- Water feed
- Compatible faucet through hose/quick connect
- Maker maximum temperature
- 140°F / 60°C
- Installation position
- Flat in the sink
- Kitchen faucet adapter
- Separate requirement identified by maker
- UPC
- 847808027347
Before and during use
Advice for this reference
Before you choose
Check the faucet thread and adapter arrangement before buying a tap-fed washer.
Also check
Use the nozzle appropriate to the bottle or carboy and plan access over the sink.
Documented use & care
Turn off the faucet before disconnecting.
Fit the hose clamp without overtightening, as the maker instructs.
Do not exceed the maker’s 140°F/ 60°C maximum.
Connections & scope
Fit and useful limits
- No universal faucet fit, included kitchen aerator adapter or boiling-water use is established.
- No guaranteed prevention of water hammer, percentage water saving or measured throughput is claimed.
- The generic 3.5 in groove/Glass finish fields are not established nozzle-fit or construction specifications.
Questions about this product
What else should you know?
Does the laundry-faucet connection prove fit to my kitchen tap?
No. Fermtech specifies a kitchen-faucet adapter for that installation. Check the actual tap and connector before ordering.
Can I use the same nozzle for bottles and carboys?
The instructions distinguish small bottle nozzles from larger carboy nozzles. Select the appropriate parts rather than assuming every vessel uses the same tip.
Does it feed sanitizer from a bowl?
This is a tap-fed water rinser. Compare the Vinator if you need a separate reservoir-fed application tool, and follow the actual chemical directions.
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