can you use these to preserve beer?
1957379
I have only used it for a soda can and only for a few hours. I found these do leak if you leave them on and drink with them. As I didn't find the fit that great on them I actually threw them away.
1957380
NO. The item is not able to hold any pressure within a beer can or a soda can. There is one out there that I have used that works as you want but it breaks easily and to often to even recommend it.
1957381
I don't drink beer, so I would not know if they fit. They fit a regular soda can like Coke, or Pepsi, etc. If a beer can is the same size then it would be just the same as with beer.
1170097
they are for sealing and storage, you should be able to sterilize them with no problem.
886472
I have not tried, but the general consensus from my other brewing friends is that trying to seal a cap on a screw off beer bottle generally doesn't go well. It'll let air in and you'll end up not carbonating/risking infection.
1837345
Absolutely. I use them for brewing All-Grain craft beer, and I have to have a temp of 165 F-175 F for 2 hours to convert the barley starches into sugars, so your coffee will be nice and hot for a good 8 to 10 hours, at the least. I hope this helped you.by nirvanabrewery8/2/2014
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I wouldn't recommend freezing them. They are great bottles but freezing plastic is not a good idea.
1663531
I don't know. If you are using them for refrigerated items, or dried,, like herbs, flavored salts, etc.that would be fine. But I don't think you can can (sterlize) with plastic lids.
2055967
Yes as long as the neck of the bottle is the same size. But per earlier response may be short. I bought these for husband as you can't buy cold beer except at a liquor store in Indiana.
1508037
I am not sure. I too was planning on using them for food/ drinks/ fermenting. So I went ahead and got some others that were "food grade" just to be on the safe side.
1448955
we use them for flavoring with shave ice...but I've seen them on hard liquor...wine needs to breathe and I don't think this will help. would it work sure, should you...I don't think so...
1347938
I assume you can, but I did not have a chance to use them as they were delivered damaged beyond repair . I unfortunately realized this long after the time limit to return them. The plastic body is very thin, so I would test them out with a small amount first. Please check the necks of the bottles to ensure they are all intact . All 3 of mine arrived with tears in them. Good luck.
185808
They should be if you don't store them so water is against the lid. I wouldn't store them upside down, but they should work. They are small though, so I would suggest infusing whatever liquor you want in a mason jar and pouring it into the smaller jars. You'll be able to control your concentrations more that way.
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I don't know. If you are using them for refrigerated items, or dried,, like herbs, flavored salts, etc. that would be fine. But I don't think you can can (sterlize) with plastic lids.
2100259
Hi Kay, I just went and shoved one in a beer bottle. It fits in with about 1/2 inch sticking out the top. I'm not sure what you are planning on using these for. But they are very tapered, so they wouldn't seal something completely for long term. I used them for making decorative wine bottle stoppers. The kind you us for the short term after opening a bottle of wine. They worked great for that. Regards, Shelley
676636
I would refrigerate them until you want to use them. I've had them all sitting out for about 4 months in the carrier and some have lost their flavor
664986
Yes! Just be careful not to puncture and take care in sealing. Yes, they would not be so useful without being reuseable.
1723573
Probably but you should be drinking craft beer out of a frozen or cold glass.. Save those for the piss water beers
2202063
You can do it. But it's not recomended. Because they can leak CO2. And you will wind up with flat beer.