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Draftec DTPCK

A hand-pump pressurized cleaning tank with a 32-ounce bottle of draft beer line cleaner and a nylon brush.

Draftec white hand pump pressurized beer line cleaning keg with cleaner

Draftec DTPCK

A hand-pump pressurized cleaning tank with a 32-ounce bottle of draft beer line cleaner and a nylon brush.

Type
Hand-pump pressurized cleaning tank
Cleaner
32 oz bottle of advanced draft beer cleaner
Faucet
No need to remove it — connects directly to the beer line
Brush
Nylon faucet brush
Cleanings supplied
Not stated by the maker
Tank capacity
Not stated by the maker
Keg standard
Not stated by the maker
No-rinse
Not stated by the maker
Size
Not stated by the maker
Weight
Not stated by the maker
Amazon reference
B005J0GXI4
EAN
0608938598554
  • Thirty-two ounces of cleaner, the largest quantity on this shelf — sixteen times the two ounces in the cheapest kit
  • A liquid cleaner rather than a powder, so there is nothing to mix and no dose to get wrong
  • No cleaning count published: 32 ounces of liquid with no dilution ratio is a quantity without a meaning

Best for: The largest bottle of cleaner on this shelf, in liquid form, with nothing to measure

≈ $59
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Specifications

Type
Hand-pump pressurized cleaning tank
Cleaner
32 oz bottle of advanced draft beer cleaner
Faucet
No need to remove it — connects directly to the beer line
Brush
Nylon faucet brush
Cleanings supplied
Not stated by the maker
Tank capacity
Not stated by the maker
Keg standard
Not stated by the maker
No-rinse
Not stated by the maker
Size
Not stated by the maker
Weight
Not stated by the maker
Amazon reference
B005J0GXI4
EAN
0608938598554

What the maker puts in writing

  • Easy-to-use hand pump pressurized cleaning tank
  • Clean your dispense system without removing the faucet
  • Connects directly to your beer line
  • 32 oz bottle of advanced draft beer cleaner
  • Nylon faucet brush

Thirty-two ounces

The cheapest kit on this shelf includes two ounces of powder. This includes a quart of liquid cleaner.

That is sixteen times as much and it is the largest supply here by a wide margin — which also makes the missing figure more irritating.

The missing figure

How many cleanings.

A quart of concentrate at one ounce a clean is thirty-two cleanings; at four ounces a clean it is eight. The listing does not say which, and no other number appears anywhere on the page: no tank size, no dimensions, no weight.

What it does well

Liquid, no mixing, no sachets, faucet stays on. For anyone who would rather not weigh powder over a sink, that is the whole case.

Availability

Read on the day this page was built: $59 at the American Amazon shop.

Read from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and price both move without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 2026-10-04. The live price is at the top of the page.

What readers ask us

How many cleanings is 32 oz?

Not published, and without a dilution ratio there is no way to calculate it. For comparison, Fermtech publishes 15–20 uses from 4 oz of concentrate and Escentile 30+ from a pound of powder. Thirty-two ounces of liquid is a lot; how much is a question for the seller.

Liquid or powder?

Liquid, which is the easier of the two to use — no mixing, no sachets, no risk of a wrong dose. Powder keeps longer and ships lighter. This is the only kit on the shelf that supplies a large liquid bottle.

Do I need to remove the faucet?

No — the listing says it connects directly to the beer line. Two kits here publish the same, and the Bar-King connects at the coupler instead. Any of the three saves you the wrench.

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