Is there stills a part that goes inside the bottle? One reviewer mentioned this part.
1507018
there is a "hammer" its a long S shaped hook to help separate the glass i have never used it and i have cut well over 100 wine and liquor bottles. i use my coffee pot and kitchen sink to cut the bottles i score them with this bottle cutter poor hot water from the coffee pot SLOWLY over them until the bottle it self feels warm then turn on the cold (very low flow) water in my kitchen sink and presto the bottle comes apart cleanly i lay a towel in the bottom on my sink to catch the bottle hope this helps
1507019
HAre you talking about the little tapper. If so I didn't use it, lightly score the bottle first then put the bottle in boiling water, Then into icewater.
1507020
Yes there is a part that can be used to tap on the inside of the bottle but I have never used it.
1507021
There is a metal rod that comes with the kit, but I don't use it at all and cut bottles just fine. I've been using the cutter avidly (already on the second blade) and it's useless in my opinion.
1507022
I think they are talking about the tapper it is the bent metal rod. I have found no use for it except to retrieve the bottle neck from the pot of hot water. I use a pot you would cook pasta in and cold sink water I let the pot water boil then put it in the sink. If you score it right and use really hot water and cold water you should never have to use the tapper
1507023
In the picture there is an upside green triangle and that is the part that goes into the neck of the bottle. It doesn't go very far into the bottle - maybe half an inch depending on the width of the neck
2162997
It doesn't. The mouth piece is solid, however, it has something inside that prevents it from leaking.
568933
You can probably look it up online but if memory serves, there are two parts which go inside the container and one may already be inside. There is a round plastic cylinder, which stays in when you fill it up with water, and a plastic straw like piece that has a flat round top that goes inside the bottle once the water has been put in. Fill till the water flows over and then insert the straw piece. Then you screw in the metal top very tight, chill the container, then install the Co2 cylinder. FYI I find it a good idea to hold the bottle in its side when screwing in the CO2 cylinder because lots of the gas seems to escape before you can screw it solidly into place. There is a Key shaped plastic piece which you can use if you want to remove the internal plastic cylinder so that you can really rinse out the bottle or for a real wash. You insert the small end into the cylinder and twist and it unlocks and you can remove it. It has to be reinserted the same way and must be flush with the open top when you reinsert it.
204685
Sorry, but I don't know. I've been concerned about that some myself, but it's at least a better option than the plastic bottles. Otherwise I've been very happy with it. :-)
266905
No, it can't. It is all one piece, part of the lid that screws onto the bottle.
2176415
No, it's in a plastic bottle unfortunately, but it's an excellent product nonetheless.
322183
There are several parts that should be cleaned after every use, but I didn't disassemble them completely, it's really not that bad. It isn't any different than cleaning bottle parts. The product is great!
1511931
Yes. The heavy parts separate so each time you use it you should shake the bottle.
87773
It does - just a heads up - this bottle is not a good design - I literally threw mine away.
2135292
I am fairly certain that it does not. However, some of the bottle's label was like acid burned away because it was coated in some of the fluid in the packaging. It was pretty odd packaging as mentioned in my review.
890960
This was years ago, but from memory the bottle was not sealed upon arrival. I remember the distinct scent of rose that the water carries being present before I opened the bottle. There were no inner or outer seals other than the cap.
1719186
Hi there. Don't wast your time looking for plastic bottle replacement. Just buy whole thing. I couldn't find it.
252331
Hey, I'm really not sure because I don't have the bottle around anymore. Wish I could be more help!
2160333
yes....but the part that pushes down into the bottle is plastic. But I am told the citrus oils do not break it down.
2056079
I actually cut the bottle in half and use a knife or spatula to remove the remaining liquid. This may sound crazy or odd, but there is always a bunch left in the bottle. I do this for tubes, too.
1790986
My bottle did not have anything floating in it. I would say that you should contact the manufacturer .
74405
There are plastic parts.. still best spout i have used in a very long time.