Will a carbonator cap fit on this?
314853
yes but being glass not a good idea Cap is made for plastic 2 liter bottles. And even they can exploded.You dont want glass bottle to explode
226965
No. The caps of growlers are not designed to handle the pressure that happens through natural carbonation process with home brewing. Many, many forums and books (such as Joy of Homebrewing) specifically mention not attempting this. Ask a local brewery who bottles with growlers and they will tell you the same thing. Better off sticking to regular brown bottles or, as others have suggested, Grolsh style bottles with the flip lid. Screw-top glass bottles do not work either.
1229327
no it wont. they purposily made it so its impossible to fit anything else in the back opening. the plastic is molded so it only fits this size soda stream can no mods at all ):
185934
The threads on the top (as shown in the side view picture) are for the beer line. Get the adapter you need for you beer line. It will have a large nut with a compression washer to seal it. The CO2 connection is the barb fitting pointing off to the right. It fit right on my air hose I already had for home brews 5/16" ID.
1106467
Because of how the capper holds the bottle when capping, some bottles will not work. The "standard" bottles work well because the arms grab right under the protrusion under the crown and the capper is guided down to crimp the cap around the sides. Summit beer bottles will sometimes work with this capper, but you have to line up the arms first and gently adjust the actual capping portion into place. Bottles with wider necks (think stella) will be crushed at the neck before your cap is secured (yes I have done this) because this capper will allow enough force to crush the bottle if you press down hard. See this image for details. http://i722.photobucket.com/albums/ww222/fratermus/brewing/wingcapper.jpg
986478
I am not sure what the cap of that looks like. It fits 1 gallon washer fluid jugs if that helps you any.
2178838
The cap fits aftermarket 5gal cans. I bought two of them and they fit. What you will have to do is buy better tubes cause the ones that they come with are cheap and flimsey.
1821442
I have seen squeeze bottles with caps so I guess anything is possible. However, to answer your question, I don't know if any cap would fit as I have never tried to do that. Sorry I could not help you.
1392368
The best I can tell you is it fits a standard 2" pipe thread. If a 2" cap will screw onto your opening then this fuel cap will. Hope this helps.
42599
It does not fit. But it does not matter since the cap is very small which does not extent the length too much.
1730782
Trying to figure this out too for a different glass bottle. There is a co-op near me (called Three Stone Hearth in Berkeley, CA) and they re-use the Grolsteiner bottles for kombucha and they have these plastic caps that they use to replace the original aluminum Grolsteiner bottle caps. Since kombucha gets pretty fizzy, I'm guessing they may be able to hold in the carbonation. I'll ask where they get them next time I'm there. You might just call someone there to find out.
1389332
The top of the stopper is 1" across +/- so it will fit as long as your jug or bottle has an opening that size or smaller.
710774
They will fit if the bottles were designed to use these caps. There will be two indents on the neck of the bottle to attach the caps.
261039
No. The cap on these is over an inch in diameter - much wider than what is found on a 16oz soda bottle.
59809
I can't say for sure. I did a lot of research on sizes (could never figure out exactly what the measurements meant) and, because of the great price, decided to take a chance on a generic cap. Fits perfectly. Lots of luck on arriving at a decision.
550890
I found if you cut off the plastic ring they will fit. I use 12 oz soda bottles all the time by cutting off the ring without any problems.
1398065
These caps fit common 2 liter plastic bottles. However, I'd recommend the "carbonater" (sic!) caps, a real regulator, ball lock fitting, and food grade hose, as available from Amazon or brewing supply places online. The Fizz Giz system is a hokey kludge, really, and if you want to do it that way, just get a sports ball valve and stick it in the cap of your choice; simply drill a hole and insert.