will it open synthetic corks
1934772
I haven't tried synthetic corks yet, but it has been a good product for me. I use it once/ week ave. and do not keep it charged up. I only charge it when it seems tired.
1934773
Yes, it will, not as quickly as a regular cork, but I have never not had itbwork.
1934774
yes but it was a piece of junk.....mine only lasted about 3 months tops. I have an Oster electric wine opener now, and it's MUCH better!
1934775
Well, it has opened everything we challenged it with. It is TERRIFIC. If you can get a corkscrew into the synthetic cork, it will open it. It is just like a wonderful, no effort required, easy to use husband without the accompanying agony!!!
1211636
So far as I can tell it works with 750ml and 1.5l bottles and any that will fit the base plate diameter. The bottom adjusts quite a bit for height, so that should accommodate many different height bottles. Standard size corks are fine - not sure about other sizes.
696901
not really but sort of.........I use the pointed end of the cork pop and tear the foil then peal it off with my finger. Works fine....best opener I've ever had and I've had them all!
1538463
The description says that it works with both natural and synthetic corks but the only corks I have used it with are the natural ones.
103691
Not as an effective one, it is a great knife and it has a good size, so if you really want to open a bottle with it you could, but you will have to put some work into it.
69757
Absolutely. The metal cutter has to be squeezed and may be a little tough if you have arthritis in fingers on both hands but the corkscrew just involves pressing a button and holding the wine bottle.
930523
No, mushroom corks will not fit in this press. I also would not recommend using wine corks for bottling Champagne either, the carbonation will burst wine corks out. https://www.midwestsupplies.com/champagne-floor-corker.html?utm_medium=feeds&utm_source=google&gdftrk=gdfV24959_a_7c1306_a_7c6184_a_7c8258&gclid=CI2qzbGfsrgCFQik4AodbHEAqA This is what you are looking for
1619205
I have found that most synthetic corks will not discharge from the Ozeri Prestige wine opener. The way I remove them is to insert a narrow knife or any other thin metal utensil into to opener just along the cork. Press the up button to start the eject process. Put light pressure on the side of the cork and it will quickly start to come out as the corkscrew turns to eject it.
930524
No, mushroom corks will not fit in this press. I also would not recommend using wine corks for bottling Champagne either, the carbonation will burst wine corks out.https://www.midwestsupplies.com/champagne-floor-corker.html?utm_medium=feeds&utm;_source=google&gdftrk;=gdfV24959_a_7c1306_a_7c6184_a_7c8258&gclid;=CI2qzbGfsrgCFQik4AodbHEAqAThis is what you are looking for
1068567
So far, it has worked on both cork and synthetic cork screws. I am really happy that I bought this!
2266508
You can simply squeeze the outside of the prongs and twist the unit counter clockwise to remove the cork. HOWEVER, I strongly suggest you read my original review and throw this dangerous device in the trash. The device exploded a bottle in my wife's hand, severing an artery and causing her to receive 13 stitches. Using this is akin to playing Russian Roulette
1781927
Yes. You cut off the plastic over the cork with the cutting blade that is included and place the electric opener over the cork in the middle and push the down side of the button. It stops when done and you lift it up and the cork is off. Then you push the up side of the button to release the cork. It is a great invention.
1068566
It works just as well with synthetic corks. I'm very pleased with the performance of this cork remover.
455236
It will not open soda bottles. It is good for opening screw top glass jars (think jar of pickles).
103300
Yes. I've bought several of these caps and use them on the glass standard opening bottles.
2266507
I also love the tool. I usually grab the cork with pliers and pull it off. Not very elegant, but it works. It is a small price to pay for the convenience of the opener.
1528369
Well, yes probably I guess. Why? It depends on how many beers you've had already and if you don't want to damage your teeth, and don't have a proper opener. The part of this tool that you'd use to open the bottle is super sharp - the tip and curved edge...so it will dig into the cap as you pry it open - yeah, it might work, but why - get a multi-tool or an opener - they are both so cheap.