MickDundee
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You would need to have a check valve or something between the disconnect and the regulator to stop liquid going up the gas line but otherwise you can. The description of the kegs on BKT has this paragraph:Could you store the 10 litres on their sides? Trying to work out how to chill them as tight on space and not allowed another fridge
anyone know the sizes
Due to the fact that these kegs use a flexible silicone dip tube/spear the kegs can also be dispensed on their side or upright so irrespective of what is the most convenient orientation in your fridge you can stand the keg up or lie the keg down and the dip tube will always sink and draw liquid from the bottom (as it's heavier than beer).