I was wondering, does anyone have suggestions on what type of bottles I should get for this?
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Short or long McCormick Spices will work. The real thick bottles will not work. I love mine.
1508873
You may use the bottles that the spices come in. If you use the small spice bottles, two will fit in one tray. You can mix and mix sizes in each tray.
1508874
It holds standard size bottles such as sold in stores with spices already in them; also the half size bottles fit two to a compartment
1508875
The round spice bottles that the spices come in fit fine. the short ones can go 2 one on top of the other in one space
1508876
Same kind of bottles as you can see from this picture; 2 diff sizes: one small - shorter, one bigger-taller.
1508877
Any of the bottles you normally find in a grocery store spice aisle will fit fine. I even have some square shaped bottles that fit.
1508878
I have McCormicks bottles - the half size and full size in mine. The Meat Tenderizer is the largest bottle by far and fits perfectly. I have the glass and the plastic bottles and both fit well.
515424
Sorry... I haven't used the other bottles. But, I have a couple different sizes of the Polar and they work well, especially if you fill with ice and/or partially freeze ahead of time.
1353537
There are times we have 3 gallon bottles in ours. I'm certain 2 gallon ones would work well too.
909044
The bottles are very small. You would get a few uses out of it but would need to buy bigger bottles soon. I did not try the tips that were included.
1680586
i use the screw tops.. for a screw top lid. I take it off and put a safety valve on it, then tip it up and over.. does not spill as much as if you did not have the safety valve. they are only like 5 bucks, u can get on internet. I suppose you could use other type of bottles, but i like these with lids.
1377554
It's ALWAYS best to find someone who drinks a lot of Sam Adams or other craft brews. NEVER use the main-stream bottles, twist-offs are very hard to recap and most will leak or spoil and best to stick with amber bottles. The advantage to buying the bottles by the box is the pre-divided is very good for storage and finishing the beer.
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I do not believe there is any cheaper way to bottle than trying to recycle used brown (light protection!) beer glass bottles (you could reuse them indefinitely if you do not give them away proudly). This kit would need about 8-10 bottles. You still need to buy the caps and the capper, but they are not so expensive. Other options: The Growlers sell swing-top silicone gasket lid bottles in various sizes (so then there is no need for capper and caps). This makes everything easier, but every time you open it, you lose carbonation. There is also a "Party Pig" system, although it is for more than two gallons and costs around $40. Good luck!
1008582
i use do terra bottles, i bought the from a lady out of california that sells do terra that is the only bottles i've been able to get the to fit. i can give you her info if you want it
2254370
Buy the coleman propane bottles or a good quality gas tank. Some brands don't have the same good product.
938515
I agree with the previous responders - it should work fine with the bottle you describe.
17275
I think the lids don't always work well, especially when it comes to those cheaper items. Try keeping the bottle upright when it is in hot water, it generally melts pretty fast.
454170
I have a similar situation. Did you end up buying this product? If not, what do you use? I'm kind of at a loss as to what I should get :/
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It's definitely geered toward beer. Some of the materials will overlap, but (not having made wine myself, but having seen the stuff they sell for it at my local brew supply store) you don't need as large a fermenter for most wine recipes, plus the instruction book is beer specific and won't help you. The bottle capper will do you no good and you'd need additional materials for corking wine bottles. So, basically, I think you'll want to look for a wine-specific starter kit!!
1288394
My advise is that you should go for the 200 tablet bottle. Forget about the larger quantities. It is better to replenish with fresh tablets every six months.
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If you go on Ebay, and type in wine kit, you will find kits that include all of the things you need to begin wine making. Primary fermenter (bucket) racking cane, secondary fermenter ( 6 gal glass bottle)Hydrometer, etc etc. They run in the neighborhood of $100. do not get the cheaper kit with a plastic secondary fermenter. harder to clean, and not worth the savings. These kits are on amazon as well, and sometimes cheaper.
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Agree that other kegs would be great. What really bothers me is that I have to throw away the dispenser lines that come with the keg...then spend $12 on new lines. I have re used them in the past until one finally broke and sprayed Heineken all over my kitchen. Can you get these things in bulk to bring the price down???
47043
I think tall and skinny will work fine. Fatter bottles like champagne will not work very well except on the top shelf. As you may have read in my post, I am very turned off by the shelves barely pulling out. You can't even read the label on some bottles. It has a nice aesthetic look though. Good luck with your choice. If you can actually see and try one before buying, I would recommend that.