Can you use these like a standard rigid bottle, i.e. instead of squeezing just unscrew and rescrew the cap to drink?
1195970
You can if you really wanted to.. I've done that a few times myself here and there
1195971
u wud have to suck it. it won't Flo out unless there's some kind of thing sucking or pushing it out. get wat I mean?
226960
You can provided the lids will stay securely shut. IE grolsch style lids not the screw tops. When you do your bottling you'll add some extra sugar to the beer which will cause the yeast to produce CO2 to carbonate the beer in the bottles. If the lids are not sealed or can't handle the extra pressure from the carbonation process then you'll have flat beer and a mess if one of the tops pop.
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I don't know. It was pretty frustrating not having instructions on how to make these work. We finally figured out that you can either a) nip off the tip (the bigger the nip, the faster the water comes out). Or drill a few small holes in it. Pretty silly I'd say. You would think it would already have this done. THey fit Perrier water bottles.
1562063
You would have to buy the nipple ring. The center of the cap is not removable.
632592
You could try but that it would be a hassle as the bottle mouth is small and you would need to unscrew the bottle cap.
2175214
you can use any bottles with a standard opening. wide-mouthed bottles won't fit.
1854011
Yes- but they are a bit tricky to use. My daughter had a hard time with the silicone piece that goes in the cap, she could never get any water out. I just took it out. It flows fast so if the bottle tips over the fluid will leak out. I don't have any problems with it leaking out from other parts of the cap though.
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I'd like to compare them to the bottle caps used by Sparkletts. You put them on by pressing them firmly over the bottle neck. For removal you can peel them a little on the side, then take off. Even though you peeled them a little they are reusable. Might even be a little easier to put on after that.
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Yes but you may need to steady the bottle/jar somehow. I tried this when I had hand surgery. I gripped the object against my body in the crook of the arm on the surgery side and used the holder to turn the lid with the other hand. I suppose this could also be done by gripping the object between the knees. You have to be creative if you can only use one hand.
1897025
you could, very easily. however, it IS a very strong grip (like the large black paper clip - binder type) and depending on your glasses, the tightness of the squeeze may break them......
21222
The cap just clicks open on its little hinge, very simply. Put your thumb under the little ridge that sticks out on bottom of colored cap. We have a green and a red drinking bottle, no problems. If you can't do this, maybe you have a defective cap.
1023046
I could not find any alternate caps. I have never tried to drink out of the 64 oz Klean Kanteen. I just pour it into a cup or glass.
8167
no they are a very heavy plastic. i can't squeeze the bottle together if that makes sense
40887
I never used mine - it didn't fit my Listerine bottle. I would assume you could - though it might be slow for thicker liquids. Hope that helps.
1544565
Yes, but you must first turn the cap to block the pouring spout. A simple maneuver. I assume your asking about shaking to remix contents that may have separated (IE: fresh squeezed orange juice), not shaking it as you would a Martini shaker.
2088128
I have thought about this possibility, but have never done it. If you can take off the top and refill the bottle without damaging it; then it could be possible, but again it's highly unlikely. Good luck!
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I don't think so. Do they? Am I doing something wrong? I have these sippy caps and 4 oz Dr. Brown's and Eventflo glass bottles. These caps don't fit on either of the bottles.