what type of closure fits these bottles? Screw cap? or Corks?
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I got #8 straight corks from amazon and they were to big so a size smaller maybe.
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Corks fit these bottles. I bought them planning to use with screw caps, but they don't have the capability. After receiving these, I ordered the correct ones. I went with the green glass, screw cap bottles. They were marked much more clearly in the description area.
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I used these corks in the clear and cobalt blue wine bottles, BUT you will have to get one of those corkers to get them in, as they fit VERY tight. They do work though,, hope this helped a little.
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I found some!!!! I just ordered them so I'll send an update when I try them.Well no Yorker caps have worked. I ended up using wire nuts that are also suggested in this threadhttp://www.dharmatrading.com/tools/squeeze-bottles-yorker-spouts-and-caps.html
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No your not missing anything. Love the product but found that out myself after opening a bottle. Though it does fit certain types of bottles, just not all. I have had to reuse only one cork so far.
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Mine are just plain glass vials with a screw top and a 4.5mm opening. Sometimes I put my finger over the hole and tip the bottle, or if I know I want a more generous amount then pour a little out very slowly and carefully.
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I would recommend the cork gasket... Keep in mind, these sheets are 8'' X 11'' ....If the cork would fail , maybe try the rubber based gasket... Was there any old gasket left upon removal , do you know what the old gasket material was/is...
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Sorry, we haven't come across synthetic cork screws, at least not yet. With regular cork the opener works great. The model we have has a blue lighted base, has an easy open and release button. It came with a wax/wrapping cutter as well making it that much easier to peel off the top bottle covering. With arthritis in my hands the opener is great. When I saw a winery using a similar model I knew we had to have one especially after I saw the quickness and ease of the cork removal.
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Glad you got the answers you needed. I keep a pair of tweezers in the utensil drawer. This is beneficial in relieving a stuck cork.
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Regular wine bottles don't have the grooves that the metal prongs of the caps fit into that hold the cap on the bottle. If the wine bottle originally had a flip-top cap, then you can use these.
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The Silicone stoppers are tappered in such a way to fit most bottles and seal them. I purchased these for my wife for standard wine bottles. She said they are easier to remove than when the cork of the wine bottle is placed back in to seal it. I hope this helps.
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22. Standard red cap Mccormick bottles will fit in lieu of the provided jars. Id also suggest not using the paper template to drill holes. Use the actual rack mount to measure the holes for drilling
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Good Question. Most of the corks that come out of my Belgian beer bottles flare out at the bottom which makes putting them back in very difficult. I could shave them down, but that is a messy hassle. I've been able to find bottle stoppers at my local liquor stores (and some at the dollar store!) that seal and work great. These have a lever on top that you push down to seal. Search Amazon for "bottle stopper" and look for the ones with levers on top. Best of luck!
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I use the Metrokane Rabbit a Wine Bottle Stoppers. They seem to work well and create a tight seal against the bottle.
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Sorry can't help. Returned them because they didn't fit the bottles I had. If you have one you will be able to identify that the opening will have to be fairly large. I would be very hesitant to cut the rubber rings down, as oil has a nasty habit of finding an alternative way out,
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I don't know about the cork because I use the caps which work wonderful. I am sorry I could not be more helpful.
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These bottles use corks. Size 9. You'll want to get a tool for inserting the corks as well.
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I use a Vacu Vin Wine Saver (ASIN: B00005AS51). Bottles that have been stoppered with these rubber corks most certainly do fit inside this refrigerator. Moreover, when the air is pumped out using the standard hand-pump, the corks remain very tightly sealed inside, preventing any dripping even after a few days. Hope this helps.