Does it work on glass bottles?
1176191
Depends on the size. It's design for those 3-6 Gal of water you see in the store (the one people usually buy for the machine).
1176192
I've been using this pump for 5 years now on Mountain Valley Spring Water 5 gallon glass bottles. Still good as new! just need to soak in vinegar from time to time as the minerals tend to build on the plastic pipes
1176193
Based on my memory of the old glass bottles, this pump should work fine. The seal will work on any bottle as long as it fits over the neck/opening and since it operates on positive pressure the rigidity of the glass wouldn't be a factor.
1176194
never tried but if it can FIT on the glass bottle then probably it will do the job. because its plastic so I don't think there will be a problem
1176195
I don't see why it wouldn't. I have only used it on plastic, but it has a silicone type seal that would seal with glass. It does work great so I would give it a shot.
1176196
I have not tried to use this pump on the glass bottles, so I can't say for sure.
591146
It worked great on glass, but I tried it on aluminum dog tags and it didn't work. I'd say for the price of a tube, give it a try. If it doesn't work it just wipes right out.
1555032
Sorry but we have only used with wine bottles. It has worked well on a variety of bottle sizes.
1006499
I never tried it on a plastic jar. It did not work well on any glass jars I tried
79561
It will work for wine bottles but you wouldn't be able to use every peg. I don't see how it would work for wine glasses.
1116775
I have used it to heat our glass bottles. It worked fine and we had no issues with the bottle.
2045874
You would have to experiment. The only one I know it works for is the Playtex Ventaire wide bottles.
1545046
Iv'e never used mine on glass but for the smaller pieces of metal I use it on I am very happy with it.
377634
It doesn't work on beer or wine bottles - but works GREAT on champagne! The mouth of their bottle has a slightly different shape than beer and wine bottles.
1270956
Yes I use this with both plastic and glass Dr. Brown's bottles and it works great. I can usually get up to 6 bottles in but the top gets a little tight for all the bottle parts.
875421
No not really. Best on hard plastics. But I have not tried on anything but bottles.
151644
Never heard of using it for that but I really doubt it for things I have used it for...it does ok on glass..very watery and I wouldn't think it would work...I may be wrong..
321932
YES! Just got them for the Avent Naturals bottles. I have both the glass bottles and the plastic bottles. They work on both. It's not as tight a fit as the regular nipple, but there are NO leaks.
602812
Yes, it will cut the glass bottle just fine. You will get the cleanest cut without chipping if you use a new high quality blade, full water blast, and slow and steady.
103299
Yes, it does not lead on the glass bottles, but it will lead on the plastic bottles
1945078
I've never tried, but it's meant to cut all glass. May be difficult to hold it steady. I think they make cutters specifically for glass bottles though.
144474
I don't think I would use it on glasses because the way this stuff works is that it chemically melts the plastic to make the bond. I'm not sure how well it would work on the two different types of plastic. I think for that application, I would just use a couple drops of superglue. The bottle seals perfectly well and it can easily be reused.