Can this jug be used with methanol?
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The website states: NOTE: The VP Motorsport Container is intended only for use as a rapid refueling device for racing vehicles used in professional off road and closed course competition racing events. It is NOT a portable fuel container as described by ASTM, EPA, ARB or other state or federal agencies. Intended for racing fuel only; not to be used for street legal fuels.
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I have used these caps on 3 and 5 gallon jugs. If you mean the 1 gallon jug similar to the standard milk jug, I would say no.
921671
Yes you can. They have a piece that you could remove easy thats made for standard water jug heads and the kind with the smaller hole that needs to be punctured. But your everyday average 5 gallon water jug will fit it whether it screws on or not. If that helps!
808525
i dont see why not, liquid is only in contact with steel and the silicon o-ring. i think its unlikely that it would warp or expand and break the bottle join. it would get hot to hold though.
1943854
Yes, you can leave it in the jug. An amazing product; so happy we purchased it.
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Works great with my thermos brand stainless vacuum bottles and travel mug. I would think as long as the container you use has no handle and is less than 3 inches in diameter you should be ok.
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You could, but I wouldn't recommend it. The pressure won't stay constant and over time your beer could gain or lose carbonation. I use this when I take a keg to a party with a picnic tap. Works great for that.
181116
Most likely yes, but don't try the gallon Carlo Rossi type jugs. (brand of wine that uses 1 gallon jugs)
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Yes. We use a three gallon jug that we keep under our kitchen sink. We ran the water line to the fridge so that we could use bottled water instead of our well water.
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I also used this with Dr. brown bottles. I would say you can use it with any other bottle.
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I'm using it with a five-gallon Arrowhead plastic jug....I can't see why it wouldn't work on a glass jug, as well since it's a very simple, twist-to-tighten mechanism which requires no threading on the jug itself.
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If you have sprayed this substance with other sprayers before, I would think it could. But, I do not have first hand experience with a "molasses based"substance. My thought is, the liquid has to be fluid enough so that it will flow rather than thick and syrupy. Otherwise, it wouldn't even get into the container.
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I don't know what the question is. I'll guess you mean "can you put 90% rubbing alcohol in this bottle without any problems?" If that is your question, then the answer is yes. I have 100% rubbing alcohol in one of mine and there are no problems.
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i don't think so. My spouse is the beer brewer but it is a very specific recipe. The cans of malt are syrupy and i don't think you could ever measure the stuff out and get it right. Ya gotta stay with the recipe as it is or go to a brew store near you and have them make you a mix. And if you buy one of those 5 gallon fermenters, get plastic not glass. we don't usually break things but we broke that and the plastic has worked well. hope this helps.
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I don't see any reason why you couldn't. We just use it for water, but the spout and valve seem capable of handling most liquids. Might not work for something viscous like molasses.
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Absolutely! The scoby will quickly fill up all the surface area of the liquid. If the 5 gallon jug has a small mouth, just don't fill with sugary tea beyond the larger diameter of the bottle into the neck. You'll need the bigger surface area to ferment that much liquid in a reasonable amount of time.
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I'm sorry I do not know how to answer the question. If you are asking if you can use the solution in another machine, then I'm sure on the back of the bottle it would be able to answer your question.