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Brett, Pedio, Lacto. Reuse and kegging
Disclaimer: I don't bug my beer, so this is not coming from experience but reasoned conjecture and corroboration by sources.
As far as sanitation goes, Brett is as easy to kill as regular brewers yea …
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Deep cleaning equipment after "brett" contamination
Although you could use bleach as a effective "yes-rinse" sanitizer, the chances are the bugs are in your environment, not just the equipment, so you'd have to do this before each brew, which is a bit …
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