I just bought one at a garage sale. This may sound dumb; but...Question, how do you get the bottles on it without wasting the liquid?
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bottom piece with the 3 prongs has a release pin, pull the pin down and slide the whole bottom piece off. Then take that piece and put inside mouth of bottle (standing upright) then turn upside down and make sure liquor is not leaking out that piece...Top piece of unit, pull up extention arm w/bar and slide bottle under it and then slide bottom piece back on til it clicks. If unit is a good unit and has no leaky seals, will not leak ....hope this helps. Have had 17 mos with no problems or leaks. If there are no directions with this when you bought...NOT A DUMB QUESTION..
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you can take the individual nozzles off and put them on the bottle while its upright.
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It has a screw tied to the stand that you take the plug out. So when you actually put the pouring plug you put it while the bottle is standing... then you go ahead and mount it. Liquid doesn't get wasted at all :)
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at the bottom of the fluid dispensers towards the tree there is a pin which you pull to release the dispensers from the tree. from there you put the dispensers on the bottles while they are stationary. each dispenser has a pin that you pull. after you do that you may re-secure the bottles with the dispensers back onto the tree. just remember to have the pin pulled back while you slide the dispensers back onto the tree.
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If You have easy access to the underside of the sink, you can un-screw the plastic bottle and fill it that way. I find it easier to do from the top, using the supply tube as a dip stick so as not to over fill
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I actually cut the bottle in half and use a knife or spatula to remove the remaining liquid. This may sound crazy or odd, but there is always a bunch left in the bottle. I do this for tubes, too.
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Super easy!! Just slide your bottle inand zip it closed like a zip lock bag. The bottle will go in the middle with padding on each side.
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That's the way it is- it's not a good top design. You have to remove the cap of the big bottle and LEARN not to spill any water when turning it down onto cooler. It took me a good amount of getting used to it. I hope this helped. Happy No Spilling!
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We found that you MIGHT be able to get 100 ONLY IF you have small diameter bottles WITHOUT long necks--and who has just THAT! When you get the fatter and long neck bottles mixed in, there's no way..... We figure we got 70-78 bottles in when we stocked ours. The bottom two rows hold a single row (undoubtedly because of the cooling motor), the top two can hold two rows in the back and one in the front, but they don't sit well or fit across the width UNLESS they're the small diameter, shorter necked bottles. We have ours in the garage and we've been watching the temperature as it warms out there. I called the company and told them that's where it would go and they said it would be fine. The jury's still out.
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My bottle did not have anything floating in it. I would say that you should contact the manufacturer .
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I think the lids don't always work well, especially when it comes to those cheaper items. Try keeping the bottle upright when it is in hot water, it generally melts pretty fast.
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Open the bag (top is like a Ziploc bag), insert the bottle of choice, close the bag like you would a Ziploc with a little bit still open, I try to suck out most of the air so it fits the bottle snuggly, completely seal the Ziploc, double check it is securely sealed, travel with it, take it out immediately when you get to your location to insure bottle made it safe, open bag, open bottle, pour drink of wine or other liquor, & enjoy...
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I just tried to pry out the valve that is mounted beneath the bottle cap. No luck. And even if you could get it off, you wouldn't know what proportion water to miracle grow to mix. And of course, MiracleGro wants you to continue to buy the bottles.A better solution is to purchase the MiracleGro Garden Feeder. That lid screws off easily and there are lines on the bottle so you know exactly how much to pour in. MiracleGro also sells the correct amount in individual bags which is what I buy. Hope this helps. And happy fertilizing. By the way MiracleGro really works. I know it's not organic but my plants really flourish. I just tried to pry out the valve that is mounted beneath the bottle cap. No luck. And even if you could get it off, you wouldn't know what proportion water to miracle grow to mix. And of course, MiracleGro wants you to continue to buy the bottles.A better solution is to purchase the MiracleGro Garden Feeder. That lid screws off easily and there are lines on the bottle so you know exactly how much to pour in. MiracleGro also sells the correct amount in individual bags which is what I buy. Hope this helps. And happy fertilizing. By the way MiracleGro really works. I know it's not... » Read More I just tried to pry out the valve that is mounted beneath the bottle cap. No luck. And even if you could get it off, you wouldn't know what proportion water to miracle grow to mix. And of course, MiracleGro wants you to continue to buy the bottles.A better solution is to purchase the MiracleGro Garden Feeder. That lid screws off easily and there are lines on the bottle so you know exactly how much to pour in. MiracleGro also sells the correct amount in individual bags which is what I buy. Hope this helps. And happy fertilizing. By the way MiracleGro really works. I know it's not organic but my plants really flourish. « Show Less
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Haven't had that problem with the bottles I've purchased. Sorry I couldn't help!
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I took a photo of the rack with a bottle of vodka. Let me know your email address so I can send it to you. It looks like with vodka bottles, you'd need to skip a space in order to keep the next bottle (vodka or wine) straight in its space. Hope this helps.
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It's really easy ! I use a funnel and also I poke a small hole using a bottle opener so some air can circulate while pouring. Good luck !
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I found a solution for this. I don't have this particular cooler (Yet!) but I have others. When I want to use a bottle or similar, smaller container, I first wrap the lower half of the bottle (or desired beverage container) with 1 or 2 wet paper towels (or just one folded in half, depending on your container). This makes it thick enough to stay snug in the cooler. It also keeps the beverage just as cold as if you used a can. I primarily do this with "The Fridge Freezable Cooler" drink holders. It works AMAZINGLY well!!! Actually freezes the paper towels! Hope this helps!!
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Lots of strength. Try warm water to loosen the seal. Sometimes liquid creates a film that seals the lid to the glass. My initial review of this product was somewhat unfavourable because of how hard I find it is to open these bottles. Try holding the glass with a dry towel and wear rubber gloves. Or use one of those rubber jar openers. The glass is so slippery. Sometimes it just takes the right amount of friction and force. In general, I don't like using this product for this reason. It holds liquid. It is made of glass. It takes so much force to flip the lid. I'm always anxious about breakage or spilling all over the place. I recommend you just gift them with homemade products and be done with them! Lots of strength. Try warm water to loosen the seal. Sometimes liquid creates a film that seals the lid to the glass. My initial review of this product was somewhat unfavourable because of how hard I find it is to open these bottles. Try holding the glass with a dry towel and wear rubber gloves. Or use one of those rubber jar openers. The glass is so slippery. Sometimes it just takes the right amount of friction and force. In general, I don't like using this product for this reason. It holds liquid. It is made of glass. It takes so much force to flip the lid. I'm always anxious about... » Read More Lots of strength. Try warm water to loosen the seal. Sometimes liquid creates a film that seals the lid to the glass. My initial review of this product was somewhat unfavourable because of how hard I find it is to open these bottles. Try holding the glass with a dry towel and wear rubber gloves. Or use one of those rubber jar openers. The glass is so slippery. Sometimes it just takes the right amount of friction and force. In general, I don't like using this product for this reason. It holds liquid. It is made of glass. It takes so much force to flip the lid. I'm always anxious about breakage or spilling all over the place. I recommend you just gift them with homemade products and be done with them! « Show Less
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I have not found a bottle yet that does not fit on the shelfs! I have many different types of bottles and they all fit! hope this helps
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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!