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    Build a Kegerator to Keep Your Beer Fresh and Cold

    July 19th, 2010 by admin

    Any college student’s dream is to have their own bar.  Of course it is not very realistic for a poor university student to have their own pub.  If they like to serve draft beer, however, they should be able to buy their beer by the keg.  First, they will need to learn how to build a kegerator.  Going to a recycling center to find an old fridge is a good place to start.  Gut the inside racks, and make room for a standard aluminum keg.  Buy a kegtap, and install it into the top side of the refrigerator, repair the plug, and there you go!

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