Is there a food safe stopper or cork available for these?
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Any lab supply place should have them. I use Lake Charles MFG. Web:http://www.lcmlab.com
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a Hot glue gun would work, but I used the yellow carpenters glue. One string across the back of each cork. Cork is a wood and I figured a wood glue would work better.
1985268
I'm not sure, but you may be able to buy one separately on Amazon ( I did not look into that when I purchased my crock) or you can try a place called Lehman's that sells crocks, lids and all kinds of homestead type items.
2265476
Absolutely. The idea is to prevent the oxygen from going in with wine. If the cork is tight in its place the top does not matter.
1366127
No, there is no rubber or plastic around stopper, however crystal stopper is tight enough to hold aroma of whisky.
743536
If you store your juices in bottles, the FoodSaver Bottle Stoppers would be perfect to help keep them fresher for longer. The FoodSaver Bottle Stoppers replace corks and caps so you can vacuum seal wine, oils, juices or infusions to keep them fresh with your FoodSaver vacuum sealing system.
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I assume the factory would have them available. You might consider buying a plastic rice server as they serve rice good and will not scratch.
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I don't believe there is. They have a nice clasp that keeps them safe and closed.
938936
If it's a low-profile stopper, then yes. No fancy decorative stoppers, or even the cork back in the bottle; those are too long to be accommodated by the door. The vacuumable stoppers are what I use, and they are fine.
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i use the screw tops.. for a screw top lid. I take it off and put a safety valve on it, then tip it up and over.. does not spill as much as if you did not have the safety valve. they are only like 5 bucks, u can get on internet. I suppose you could use other type of bottles, but i like these with lids.
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You can use a restaurant plastic bottle with a tip like a ketchup I use it many time works nice ihope this helps you or you can buy the kit on Amazon. Com
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They come just as the picture shows but there is no STOPPER which is not convenient for me. Seems like there should be a little cap to plug the pouring hole :)
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I wouldn't suggest putting liquids in them. I would be afraid they might leak. The corks do stay on well, but for oil it may be risky...
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The kit has a cork stopper to hold it in the bottle. I don't know if it's as large as 1 inch since I gave my lamps away as a gift, but you could replace the cork with a larger stopper if it's not large enough.
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The product broke after a few days so I sent it back but I was thinking that there was a device on it that would pop the little plastic cork into the bottle. I really don't remember for sure.
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There are some but we don't currently carry them. You should be able to find one on Amazon by specifying large opening
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Cork is very secure. I have put water in them. It does slowly evaporate after several months, but no leakage. You could always seal around it with some type of glue/adhesive.