Brewer"s Edge UX-CAOO-IQIT Does Not Apply Keg Lube 1oz, Clear

The reviews on this were misleading. Is it a tube as pictured? Is it a little tub? Is there a lot of it?As of Oct 2022 I got a tube of food grade lubricant. Used it to treat some o-rings on couplers & kegs, makes getting them on and off a lot easier. Used some to refurb some old hand/party keg pumps, got those working like new again. The tube is oversized for how much is actually inside, as others have said you'll need to squeeze hard or use a clamp or something to get out what you want. But it does exactly what I need it to do so I don't care. Would order again.

Helps preserve the rubber "O" rings and reduces friction when hooking fittings/CO2/Beer lines to kegs. So much easier ensuring secured fittings.

A must have for home brewers and those with kegerators.Keep your O-Rings from binding and in good condition.A little goes a long way.With a very thing coating on the O-Rings it makes tapping your keg much easier and keeps the O-Rings from binding reducing the chance of leaks.Improves the life of O-Rings.Makes it easier to attache hoses to barb fittings tail peaces etc.Use when reassembling beer faucets to keep the O-Rings in good shape so they seal and don't leak.Use very sparingly all that is needed is a light coating just enough to give a sheen wipe off any excess and a tub will last for ever.

A little pricy for how much you get, but worth it as an insurance against gas leaks at your connections. I was able to get a good deal on a trouble keg lid with this product, now I used it on all o-ring connections as a precaution. You only use a tiny amount so even this small tube should last me 25+ corney keg fills/ refurbishes

It sealed up my corny kegs and saved my beer! If you're making the next step and thinking about going to a keg is suggest getting this. I had trouble getting a good seal and lost some CO2 and also couldn't carbonate my keg but after I put this on the o-ring I didn't have any problems and have enjoyed serving kegs in my tap room!

If you have a kegerator you need this. Use a tiny bit on all your hose connections and the connection to the keg. Once I added this I stopped having leaks. You just need a tiny bit to create a thin layer. I suggest you use some gloves to apply it so you have to work to get it off your hands.

On all your keg seals...this is a must! I talked to a guy who has 10 year old worn gaskets, and he's been using this grease for a short while. He said he's neve had a probelm with it. I'm using this greas on new gaskets and don't think I'll ever have to replace them. (I did purchase replacement seals, but..just in case I guess. Nice stuff.

A must have to ensure tight connections for all of your O rings and connection points on your kegs. I apply after each time I finish transferring a beer so that I don't have any leaks and tight connections. This container of keg lube will last you a long time and a worthwhile to ensure their are no leaks.