which rubber stopper is the correct one for this 6 gallon better bottle fermenter
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Sandra, the internal diameter of the plastic bottle is 1 3/4" versus 1 1/4" for the glass bottle. I took a black electrical tape and wound it around the cork for the glass bottle until I got a snug fit in the plastic bottle. Good luck with you endeavors.
23459
I don't know if it will fit your stopper, but I have ordered several stoppers from Amazon and they all fit.
526497
They fit my 6 gallon glass carboy fine, however the bungs are to slick and pop up and release pressure around the bung not through the airlock, fortunately I had a few rubbery ones laying around and used those. However for the price the airlocks are great!
222507
Yes it is stainless with a rubber stopper. Mine works great and am completely satisfied with the product. I use mine for olive oil.
126846
To be honest with you, I believe I ordered a similar product, but it was missing the male end, which is necessary to fit the exterior canister. I suggest you stick with the Franke FRX02.
938172
lids and rubber sealing rings are bpa free. they work very well when pressure canning or water bath canning. they should work well when fermenting, but just snug down on the lids. over tightening is the major cause of failure when using these lids and rings.
1411878
for wine it is T03-0024-02p listed as "bottle stoppers" sets of 3 available direct foodsaver.com check amazon also if available Bags are pint/quart/gallon and expandable and microwavable and zipper
175013
This flask is not ground for a glass stopper so therefore a glass stopper cannot be used. However, a #10 rubber stopper is the correct size for the flask.
221878
"yeppers" it has four embedded plastic rubber stoppers very quality....this was the best buy I purchased on this site!!!
2265456
The photo shows multiple sizes but this is only one size. This particular stopper is a size 6, and is about 1.5 inches across the top meaning it would be about 1 inch in the center. I believe you need at least a size 10.5, or even an 11. It is measured in millimeters across the top and should give you an idea what the center is. Do a search for "Size 11 rubber stopper" and you should find what you are looking for.
1952516
Size wise I believe they would be comparable however I wouldn't lay it on it's side since the carbonation may create pressure that will push out the stopper. I had luck with sparkling cider (the bubbly stuff) keeping the stopper in and it was still bubble the next day, but made a point of not letting the bottle get jostled or bumped so that it wouldn't want to fizz up.
1972228
I have no idea. Might Google it? They certainly didn't suggest any such thing when recommending complementary items. Might try finding the right size cork stoppers?
517593
Three to four. On a bottle that is only 1/4 full it takes about 7. Try rinsing the stoppers in hot waterand see whether that helps. Remember for a seal to take place the rubber stopper must fit the bottle and can not be loose. Hope this helps.
720994
Not all of the chemicals, depending on the process you use. The carboy is 6 gal which is an odd size most recipes are for 5 gal. The corker is a hand held which needs short corks, which are known to not last as long as the standard longer corks.
1068893
I bought the Oxo Good Grips oil stopper/pourer, but had to modify slightly to fit the opening. Specifically, I removed the widest of rubber "rings" (the one at the top) with a utility knife. That adjustment seems perfect and nice to have the upgraded pourer. Here's the one I got: OXO Good Grips Oil Stopper/Pourer
1068894
I don't actually know but I had some novelty ( with cactus, fish and cute things on top)stoppers I had bough at Pier One Imports, I think, and they fit it perfectly. The one that came with it course fit it also. I hope that helps. Terye.
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No, this is a solid stopper. You would need to search for "drilled rubber stopper".