I have a bottle with a 5cm diameter tap, magic tap will work in that size of tap? thanks!
2002878
Not sure if it'll fit but I will tell you this, I bought one and after two weeks, it stopped working. I changed the battery and it still didn't work so I chalked it up to a defected one so I bought another and again after two weeks it stopped working so I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. It's a wonderful item while it worked, but it doesn't last long.
2002879
I used it in gallon milk bottle the cap was loose though but worked and I had to return because it stopped to work after few days
2002880
Magic tap did not work on a 2 liter bottle of soda, but works great with a milk jug ( be a half gallon or gallon) so it should work with measuring it up from milk jug
2002881
It fits my milk gallon. So, I don't see why not. The top has different dents in the flexible rubber topper. I've used it on a few different size things and never had an issue. Hope that answers your question.
2002882
My stopped working on the 3rd day inside a bottle. Don't waist your time on it.
1567497
Yep, will work fine, just turn the tap off, disconnect the bite valve, then turn the tap on and it should flow out at a decent rate (as long as the hose is lower than the bladder it will siphon out, otherwise you can just squeeze the bladder).
1519278
Hello, The diameter of this brush is approximately 2.5 inches in diameter, so I don't think it will fit within the opening of your bottle. Please contact us if you need additional information or assistance. Shelia
337928
Yes. I've used a few full-sized handles with this dual tap. No problem, the fitting is standard.
1998169
Yes it will fit, but I would be worried about stability as there is no way to lock the bottle into place.
1300634
The bottle it comes with is really tiny but I think it can take the 12oz size bottle. I haven't tried it yet but as long as the top of the bottle it the same size it will screw in place. I suppose a 16oz bottle will also work for that matter.
675442
Mine didn't work at all... But I think there are YouTube videos that show how to use it with different shaped bottles... Good luck!
205186
I have the same problem on one I received a week ago. The tap is over sized a bit. I corected the problem with a wrap of heavy aluminum foil and then several wraps w/ teflon tape. It holds pretty well for now, when I have a chance I will add a nut to the inside to make sure it won't slip out. I want to make beer, not deal with the hassle of return...
638869
I think it will JUST squeeze into your squeeze bottle. My unscientific test was making a one inch hold with my thumb and forefinger. I also measured the radius of the brush. It will be tight but should work.
259441
make sure it fits your tap as it does not fit mine. seems like beer gun would be better, less foam and more even fill.
2086874
I if your tap eater is very hard, you should use distiller water. Otherwise, medium to soft should be ok.
1603390
Do not fully understand what you are asking, bottom measurement of the tap? Or the diameter?
2076817
Yes it will. Good luck. Go slow when tapping. 1/4 turns and back off or you will break the tap. And use lots of cutting oil. There's a couple of videos online that may give you some help.
1004122
Hi Evie, the bottle I use also had 1 inch diameter. It works, no leakage, but you may "feel" it is little bit smaller.
337926
Not exactly sure what you're asking. If you're asking if the tap handle will fit, yes.
1030463
I use it with my 5 oz and 8 oz bottles. It definitely fits. It's even a bit loose but once you get it in, you just swish it around. It really is a nice, sturdy bottle brush. Hope this helps!
1796341
Although I have not tried other sizes, it appears to me that it can handle just about any size bottle. it depends on the bottle opening. You would need to use a bottle that has a large opening, not the type on regular soda bottles. I know that the local pharmacy has sizes smaller than 5 gallons with large mouth openings and they work fine. We bought one that fit, and then refilled this smaller one with filtered water, as it was small and light enough to bring back and forth from a sink with an installed water filer. This is a really god unit. I purchased 2 cheaper ones that each lasted less than a year. Tjis model is the best quality one that I have seen and it is worth the money. Although I have not tried other sizes, it appears to me that it can handle just about any size bottle. it depends on the bottle opening. You would need to use a bottle that has a large opening, not the type on regular soda bottles. I know that the local pharmacy has sizes smaller than 5 gallons with large mouth openings and they work fine. We bought one that fit, and then refilled this smaller one with filtered water, as it was small and light enough to bring back and forth from a sink with an installed water filer. This is a really god unit. I purchased 2 cheaper ones that each lasted less... » Read More Although I have not tried other sizes, it appears to me that it can handle just about any size bottle. it depends on the bottle opening. You would need to use a bottle that has a large opening, not the type on regular soda bottles. I know that the local pharmacy has sizes smaller than 5 gallons with large mouth openings and they work fine. We bought one that fit, and then refilled this smaller one with filtered water, as it was small and light enough to bring back and forth from a sink with an installed water filer. This is a really god unit. I purchased 2 cheaper ones that each lasted less than a year. Tjis model is the best quality one that I have seen and it is worth the money. « Show Less