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How to Fix the Film Problem
Renovation
Renovating Glassware
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The renovation process uses a powdered detergent sanitiser (such as Proton Renovate) formulated for the de-filming, de-staining and restoration of drinking glasses.
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The renovation process will:
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Remove greasy or non-rinseable films from glassware, and so keep the head on beer.
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Treat new glassware prior to use to remove the chemicals used in glass manufacture, especially the glass mould release agent.
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Restore etched-base lager glassware, and so help improve the head with better gas breakout or 'bubble'.
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Cleans beer and stout residues from glasswash machines, and sanitises the interior tank and wash system.
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