Would this be appropriate for use on a 3 gallon glass carboy for water (no cooler/dispenser used)?
873900
It really isn't meant for that. It is not a good cap for just keeping water out. It might fit over that but it does not keep water secure. You can easily put your finger through the hole. It is more preventive for water when turning upside down. I would def give it a try depending on your use.
873901
Not sure what you want it for so just let me tell you that I haven't found any bottle that the threads on the cap fit I was only able to use it by removing the hard plastic threaded cap part leaving only the soft rubber part that has a valve that opens to the inside of the bottle the cap fits loosely now but it slow the water spilling down when changing water bottles but will not stop the spill all together, now if you are looking for a spill proof cap or a cap to dispense water from this cap is not it it hardly works at all on a water cooler it only allows me to make a smaller mess, I hope what stated will help. Not sure what you want it for so just let me tell you that I haven't found any bottle that the threads on the cap fit I was only able to use it by removing the hard plastic threaded cap part leaving only the soft rubber part that has a valve that opens to the inside of the bottle the cap fits loosely now but it slow the water spilling down when changing water bottles but will not stop the spill all together, now if you are looking for a spill proof cap or a cap to dispense water from this cap is not it it hardly works at all on a water cooler it only allows me to make a smaller mess, I hope... » Read More Not sure what you want it for so just let me tell you that I haven't found any bottle that the threads on the cap fit I was only able to use it by removing the hard plastic threaded cap part leaving only the soft rubber part that has a valve that opens to the inside of the bottle the cap fits loosely now but it slow the water spilling down when changing water bottles but will not stop the spill all together, now if you are looking for a spill proof cap or a cap to dispense water from this cap is not it it hardly works at all on a water cooler it only allows me to make a smaller mess, I hope what stated will help. « Show Less
1016369
No, unless you have 2 carboys, and then you would have to carefully measure the stabilizer. Save the 3-gallon for making beer. I use 2 6-gallon carboys because I like to transfer the finished wine to a clean carboy for a couple of extra weeks.
1347149
I use mine to cool my beer fermenter. 1/2" lines with cooler box as reservoir and aquarium pump around 8 liters of fluid in the cooling Cct. The fermenter is jacketed. Works very well, i can control easily from 10 -20 degrees C no problem with ambient at around 30. The noise of the Unit is decernable at night but nothing extreme. Yes you can use it, and in case any one is interested yes the beer tastes great !
2229537
It works just fine on my 6 gal glass carboy . I place it nearer to the bottom of the carboy where the glass is not ridged and it hugs the carboy better and it works great at keeping the temp constant when the winery (garage !! :-0 ) gets colder.
640365
It should fit the buckets just fine. I do not have a carboy to check it on.
1951437
Yes. This is pretty much the perfect setup to use for a continuous kombucha brewing system. It is glass with plastic (no metal) parts.
533213
I have used my belt only on my primary fermentation bucket and my temps have never risen above 80 degrees! To my knowledge this belt would work fine on a glass carboy for a short period of time. I myself only ferment for 6-7 days during primary! While I cannot honestly guarantee 100% the safety of the glass carboy, I assume that as long as your must is room temperature it should be fine.
2025450
That may be a little too much head room for a 1 gallon batch. I've been a big fan of brewing that small but it's been rough finding stuff to work with that size. The spigot, though is actually bit closer to the ground than I was expecting so you're actually still likely to wind up with trub around the valve. Not too big of a deal, but you'll want to let the first few ounces flush out before bottling.
727644
Hi. I am not sure. We used it on a 3 gallon water dispenser. It fit perfectly. Good luck!
188582
As long as the mouth opening/insert is the same size as a 5 gallon, it should work. I've never used a 3 gallon, personally, but I have seen them.
1783875
I used this in a glass 5 gallon water bottle the kind you can refill in the grocery store. We have a lindyspring water filling store that also sells real mountain valley spring water in glass jugs with deposit on the jugs which was cheaper than actually buying glass carboys. Looks like inside diameter is 1 1/2 inches, outside slightly over 2".
2197989
Yes.. should work perfectly. Just remember to include 2 parts water (or liqid).
766723
That's doesn't sound good. I use mine with a refrigeration unit. Not familiar with the "Crock" I know I had to remove the ring that holds the water bottles so that the new water filter unit would fit snug. If the cup that hangs below the filter doesn't hang freely then more water will flow and will leak. I hope this is helpful.
311038
Works just fine with my 6 gallon glass carboy. Recomend a thermometer as it can get warm if the ambient temps get above 68.
1442267
Hi I use a 5 gallon glass carboy and I use what ever the sites say to use but I make custom wine like blueberry and pomegranate wines so its all up to how you want to go .. Hope this helps ^_^
533214
I've used a Brew Belt on a glass carboy for over six months, and have not had any negative issues. I have no idea why you can not use it on a glass carboy.
1624793
Yes but it will still need its own filter. Actually you can make the fridge use the filter that you would put on for the water cooler. Just use a splitter with 1/4" quick connect fittings.