Sediment in corny

[labrewski]

I thought u get rid of the sediment at the start of your first few pints
I took out keg to check tonight gave it swirl thought sweet definitely 2 or 3 liters left popped it back in poured a pint of murky madness the one on the left obviously

 

[chillipickle]

There was probably a small amount settled in the center of the keg.Giving it a swirl around has mixed it up.
you will soon gauge how much is left by picking the keg up gently.

 

[BeerCat]

It will probably take a week to settle again. I never move any light coloured beers until they are drunk as i hate the slightest bit of haze. If you really have to move it you would be better of weighing it than swirling it around.

 

[Graz]

Not so, there's usually a bit of sludge in the bottom of mine when they're empty. I fact it seems to sit away from the pick up pipe as my beer is usually good from the first pint to the last. The has been the odd exception when there must be more yeast and annoyingly whilst not paying attention the keg runs out just as I've nearly poured a whole pint only to have it wrecked by a load of sludge coming out of the tap

 

[Redwulf]

If you must move a keg you need to give 12-24 hours to settle again before you pour. Best not to move it and have a full one next to it just in case.

The last pint I pour usually has some **** in it and there is about a table spoon in the bottom of the keg..

 

[Horners]

I thought u get rid of the sediment at the start of your first few pints
I took out keg to check tonight gave it swirl thought sweet definitely 2 or 3 liters left popped it back in poured a pint of murky madness the one on the left obviously View attachment 44306

Had similar last week having dragged the keezer about the brewshed. I am seriously considering devoting one cornie to letting all the cr@p settle out and then transferring to another keg for dispensing so that it can be more portable.