would this hold a 1 liter btl of soda?
1535818
the cup parts are 4" diameter (side to side). I dont have any 1 liters here so I'm not sure. Hope that helps :)
1535819
I currently do not have a 1-liter bottle at home, but my husband and I both think that it should fit with no problem. I tried a few different items to give you an idea and the closest fit was a 30 ounce jar of Hellman's mayonnaise - that fits perfectly with a little room to spare.
1060754
I have not tried bottled water specifically, but I did see how many bottles of Mountain Dew it would hold which is 3 with the shelf removed. Personally I would not recommend this for bottles, unless you don't need many cooled at once.
2030738
No, I don't think so. Also, I've found the bags' handles slip off easily, so even if you managed to squeeze all that in there, they probably wouldn't hold up to the weight of a soda.Sorry-- didn't see others had responded first.
1920541
It should. I know you can fit something inside that is the size of standard soda can with no problem.
1489444
Don't know for sure, but I would say no.It pretty much only fits soda cans, soup cans
785084
When I removed the top shelf it will hold a 1.5l bottle of berringer white zinfantel, so I think if you need to on the bottom cooler it woul probabily work if you remove the second rack and put your larger bootle on the third rack.
82802
I don't have a 1L to test but the 750ml fit doesn't appear to allow the fit of anything larger.
1676473
Yes, it is perfect for my refrigerator. Now it holds 4 of 2 liters bottle of soda, 1 of 1.25 liter bottle soda, 1 of half galon milk, and 1 of 1.25 liter orange juice.
618724
No, the different sizes are just different capacities. I own both sizes and the largest is very big, as it would easily hold gallon size jug of milk. The smaller one would maybe hold 4 cans of soda. I would only recommend purchasing the large one if the extra size is not inconvenient as it would suffice for almost anything. I've used the larger one for overnight trips.
1000823
This -- http://amzn.com/B001OO0IQM -- can hold a 1.5-liter bottle. It might be big enough to carry the LifeSaver. There is also a bigger version: http://amzn.com/B001CDJB1I
475000
I think it would depend on the size and shape of your 1 liter container, but it did fit the 1 liter Camelback bottle I have.
179220
So sorry, I haven't a clue. I can tell you that it won't hold those 12 pack fridge boxes of soda, which disappointed me. I always liked the ordiliness the neatly lined up boxes, not to mention the cans were easier to access and the fridge easier to load. Now it's like bowling for dollars every time somebody reaches for a soda; heaven forbid they take the one in front! �
1298813
I've used mine with a 1L just fine. Keep in mind its high pressured air being pushed into a pressurized environment. By the time its done, everything is fizzy. Just don't stick the bottle in the dishwasher....they melt easily.
1138352
You mean to cool it, or pour 2 liters of soda in it? It will not hold a bottle.
2184801
I don't recommend putting 1.5 liter bottles in this rack. It is ideal for 750ml size. The openings are about 4".
239702
It doesn't successfully hold any can that is not the size of a 15/16 oz vegetable can. Even if it fit height wise, the skinny can may fall oddly in the back and jam things up. We don't drink soda but my individual tomato juice cans, which are a similar size do not work.
1183991
Mine is in the truck at the yard, so I dont have it handy. I know you can get gallon jugs in it, 2 of them would fit with room for two more 16 oz drinks. I have never put 2 liter bottles in mine so Im guessing it would hold 3 or 4. I do know that I can get eleven 16 oz mountain dew in it vertically, and then stack 3 more horizontally on top.