PBW Liquid

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PBW Liquid is the no-scrub, ready-to-mix version of the brewer-trusted Powdered Brewery Wash. This liquid cleaner is easy to measure, fast-dissolving, and just as powerful—perfect for cleaning kettles, fermenters, tubing, bottles, and more.

Formulated by Five Star Chemicals, PBW Liquid offers the same brewery-grade cleaning performance in a more convenient format. It mixes instantly in hot or cold water and breaks down krausen, hop residue, and organic soils without damaging your equipment. Safe for use on stainless steel, rubber, plastic, and glass.

Why Choose Liquid PBW?

  • Instantly dissolves in cold or warm water—no clumps or pre-stirring needed
  • Cuts through caked-on fermentation crud and protein stains
  • Easy dosing: 1–2 oz per gallon of water
  • Works on carboys, kegs, canning lines, and more
  • Safe on all brewing surfaces—metal, rubber, plastic, glass

How to Use:

  1. Mix 1–2 oz per gallon of water (50–170°F)
  2. Soak or CIP (Clean In Place) for 15–20 minutes
  3. Rinse thoroughly using water at the same temperature
  4. Sanitize before use with a product like Star San

Available in multiple sizes to match your cleaning volume and batch size. Perfect for both homebrewers and pros who want speed and ease without sacrificing performance.

Prefer the classic powdered version or on-the-go tablets? Try PBW Powder or convenient PBW Tablets.

Additional information

SKU

43660 - 8 oz.
43661 - 16 oz.
43662 - 32 oz.
43663 - 128 oz.

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FAQs – PBW Liquid

What’s the difference between PBW Liquid and PBW Powder?

Both offer the same cleaning power, but PBW Liquid dissolves instantly without clumping and makes dosing easier—ideal for fast prep and cold water use.

What equipment can I clean with Liquid PBW?

It's effective on kettles, fermenters, tubing, carboys, bottles, and even commercial keg washers or canning lines.

Can I use Liquid PBW for CIP systems?

Yes. It works great for Clean-In-Place setups—especially when you're short on time and need a quick-dissolving solution.

Is rinsing required after using PBW Liquid?

Yes. Rinse thoroughly with water at the same temperature used to clean. Then follow up with a dedicated sanitizer like Star San.

Is it safe for septic systems?

Absolutely. PBW Liquid is biodegradable and environmentally friendly.

California Proposition 65

⚠ Proposition 65 Warning: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and/or birth defects or other reproductive harm.

Customer Reviews

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Dave S.
PBW best cleaner

PBW has been the best cleaner I have used for bottles, kettles and fermentation vats.

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Ken L.

PBW Liquid

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jonathan p.

Great product and as always delivered in a timely manner!

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ben l.
Against the trend

Let's face it. PBW granules were hard to get dissolved. Even after a minute or two of vigorous stirring, there always seemed to be a few grains in the bottom of the bucket. I was really pleased to get liquid PBW, it just makes mixing (and cleaning) easy. It may seem more expensive than granules (due to the cost of shipping liquid weight) but I don't care. It's worth it! What's next - pods?

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Jim J.
Liquid PBW

Definitely a time/labor savor in the mixing department. Only negative if there is one is the concentration level, my bottle didn’t go very far in relation to the powder quantity required for the same job. Knowing that, you can factor that in on the convenience scale when deciding liquid over powder.

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Customer Reviews

Based on 8 reviews
100%
(8)
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D
Dave S.
PBW best cleaner

PBW has been the best cleaner I have used for bottles, kettles and fermentation vats.

K
Ken L.

PBW Liquid

j
jonathan p.

Great product and as always delivered in a timely manner!

b
ben l.
Against the trend

Let's face it. PBW granules were hard to get dissolved. Even after a minute or two of vigorous stirring, there always seemed to be a few grains in the bottom of the bucket. I was really pleased to get liquid PBW, it just makes mixing (and cleaning) easy. It may seem more expensive than granules (due to the cost of shipping liquid weight) but I don't care. It's worth it! What's next - pods?

J
Jim J.
Liquid PBW

Definitely a time/labor savor in the mixing department. Only negative if there is one is the concentration level, my bottle didn’t go very far in relation to the powder quantity required for the same job. Knowing that, you can factor that in on the convenience scale when deciding liquid over powder.