Do I have to store in the upright position or can I store it in a different position &amp; can I also use it on non-corks bottles
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I don't think I would trust the seal enough in my opinion. They work really well but only keep the wine good for a few days. Basically so you can have a glass with dinner each night or something. After about 4 or 5 days I noticed the wine doesn't taste that good anymore. Works great on non - cork bottles too if the mouth of the bottle is the same as a corked bottle.
589140
I have always left it upright. Should be a sealed system and can be stored lying down, but I would not.
192666
Top is good for a handle if you don't have glasses hanging from the top. The lower half, I use for both wine and liquor. Right now, we hold Absolute bottles and it just fits a Grey Goose Bottle length wise. It's pretty flexible with most bottles.I do have glasses hanging, and I put things on the flat shelving as extra storage. It's awesome and works great!
1732080
I cannot fit a wine bottle inside the cooler in any position. You will need a bigger cooler.
1102756
Yes. I have had mine bottle laid down in the refrigerator and it did not slip nor did the wine leak out. The are silicone and this helps them stay in place and adjust to the bottle neck. I love mine and have gotten several sets as gifts.
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I primarily store unopened bottles in it; they lie flat. However, if you wanted to store an open bottle without having it leak, you can prop it up with something like a small container or can. I've done that and it works fine.
1880846
HI Santoyo ! The person who responded first, already said basically what I was about to recommend ! Even suggesting the video ! No point in repeating !! The only thing I can imagine that might lead you to damage the bottle and not just the cork, as the cork issue happens to me, is that the cork is of a very hard type and is very stuck in there, as it HAS happened to me, but not to the point of damage !! ........... CHERERS my friend and mull this over a nice Cab !!
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Ali I'm not a wine expert but do like wine. I don't know about the storage or aging of reds. The fridge maintains temp within a couple degrees of what you set. There is a little vibration when compressor runs and it is a little louder then some people might like. I find it acceptable for my needs. Hope that helps.
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Its really easy to store it when not in use. I usually fold down the sticks on the bottlom and top rack and remove the bottom base as well as the top rack and the stick in the middle. I absolutely LOVE this bottle rack and im sure you will too!! :)
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Sideways, yes. the product dimensions are listed in the product description, so I would suggest referencing that, including the bag height, and see if your bottles are too tall to stand upright.
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can you take out shelves in the bottom to stand an open wine bottle up OR does it allow you to place the bottle on the shelve with a wine cork stopper?
1507552
I have never had an issue with this. The only problem I've had is when it's a synthetic cork - on a few occasions, this type of cork has gotten stuck to the corkscrew and it's a pain to get off. I would still recommend the product!
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If you take out the chrome bottom 3 racks that the bottles are designed to lay horizontally on, then YES THERE IS ROOM TO STAND A BOTTLE UP VERTICALLY. Not sure what part of that you guys arent grasping. Is it designed to hold bottles vertically? No, can it? Absolutely.
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Yes, you can store this on its side. This is how I store my bottle in the fridge and I have not experienced any trouble.
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No, placing the wine bottle on its side not recommended. The product packaging states "Do not store flat!".
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Well, not really. I turned one of my Stickles bottles right side up. Because the holes are designed for the bottle to be upside down, the hole narrows part way down to the diameter of the cap and the right-side-up bottle only fits into the hole about 1/4 inch. So, while upright bottles could be displayed neatly and securely, they stick up too far for the lid on the satchel to close. I recommend the Scrapcessories Bottle Caddy for what you need. They also make a Caddy Case that the Bottle Caddy fits into. It's not as big as the ArtBin Stachel, but I have several and they stack nicely. If you need to transport them, they make a strap that holds 3 Caddy Cases together and has a handle. Well, not really. I turned one of my Stickles bottles right side up. Because the holes are designed for the bottle to be upside down, the hole narrows part way down to the diameter of the cap and the right-side-up bottle only fits into the hole about 1/4 inch. So, while upright bottles could be displayed neatly and securely, they stick up too far for the lid on the satchel to close. I recommend the Scrapcessories Bottle Caddy for what you need. They also make a Caddy Case that the Bottle Caddy fits into. It's not as big as the ArtBin Stachel, but I have several and they stack nicely. If you... » Read More Well, not really. I turned one of my Stickles bottles right side up. Because the holes are designed for the bottle to be upside down, the hole narrows part way down to the diameter of the cap and the right-side-up bottle only fits into the hole about 1/4 inch. So, while upright bottles could be displayed neatly and securely, they stick up too far for the lid on the satchel to close. I recommend the Scrapcessories Bottle Caddy for what you need. They also make a Caddy Case that the Bottle Caddy fits into. It's not as big as the ArtBin Stachel, but I have several and they stack nicely. If you need to transport them, they make a strap that holds 3 Caddy Cases together and has a handle. « Show Less
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It should be fine you can put other bottle products there and won't fall off..love mine