Would these fit in a wine bottle to convert to a feeder?
1187511
Yes, But might need something to make secure. I tried in one of my wine bottles in order to see and it would fall right into the bottle. Good luck. Clever idea
1187512
Hi...yes the fit..not snug...not sure what you are making but they would slide right in
600406
They make a version for use with glass wine bottles. The ones with the green inserts are for screwing onto a plastic container. You cannot use the ones designed for plastic bottles with glass wine bottles.
614463
Haven't tried any glass with these - sent the all back. The plant would have to be very small & the weather very mild for 12 oz to be worth the trouble. I just saw a "new" type of PLant Nanny brand in a garden center - it has no plastic part - the ceramics part is huge - looks large enough for a 1.75 litre wine bottle. Like I said before, the type in the picture do not work as they release the water right away. I have a set that are older and round and work great with 2 litre btls- not sure if they are "plant nanny" but it is a shame that the type I have are no longer available. I suggest you search online for all sorts of ideas on how to water plants when you are away.
381353
They will, but not well, you might not get the desired look. They are more suited for wine glasses.
1984925
The ones I bought appear to be about 3-1/2" diameter on the inside, and worked perfectly for the wine bottle I tried. The wine glass fit and was mostly upright, but it was a little precarious. I wouldn't recommend using your favorite wine glasses.
743535
I wouldn't suggest it. They replace the cork in a wine bottle which might be hard to fill for juicing. You might be interested in the Wide Mouth attachment which inconjunction with Ball (or other) Sealing lids and jars. That might be great for juicing.
128743
I don't know. I use them for yogurt pops and smoothy pops. I think the top of the frozen pop would be a bit big in diameter to use in a water bottle.
156554
You just need to play with the angle of the cork or sometime the tube. Patience works..keep trying! All my feeders are glass. I've never tried them on plastic bottles though.
2036373
These are too big to fit the neck of a typical water bottle. If you had a wide-necked bottle they would work, like a gallon milk jug, or a large juice jug.
1554879
They should fit in the bottles with no problems. I know ours could. They are standard glow stick size. Hope this helps!!!
1981689
I would think so, as long as the bottle is a similar size to a wine bottle at the base.
1002789
I was told to buy these as a gift. I personally do not know anything about wine bottle/cork sizes. Sorry I could not help.
1002790
I bought these, thinking that they would fit into some 'reclaimed' bottles that I was using for serving water, but I could not insert them by hand - they were too fat. I ended up getting some tapered ones and they worked fine. Medium #8 Tapered Corks. Bag of 25
1555031
Im sorry. I've only used them with wine bottles. I'm very happy with them for wine and that is the reason I purchased them. Sorry I can't be more help.
1945495
Yes, I believe so. The smaller ones are perfect for salad dressing or some humus. the larger ones are good for around one cup of grapes, etc. They are very handy.
1158432
The size of the corks i purchased are about 7/8-inch in diameter at the top so they would fit the smaller opening bottles as well. They fit the soft drink glass bottles like root beer, cream soda, etc and also the small beer bottles. The size may not be uniform because one of the corks I used in the same size bottles slipped all the way through inside the bottle.
1191784
Yes they would be perfect. I tried and yes they fit the water bottle. I've also used the bottle with a map as invitation and put sand and shells. It was a success! Good luck!