about how many bottles will the carbonator fill?
1284807
It depends on how fizzy you like your water. I make mine pretty fizzy (3 to 4 strong squirts) and generally get about 50 to 60 fills out of each carbonator.
1004083
You have about 10 inches usueable space. I have 6 small bottles in it, which are about 1.5 in each. You'd get 5 bottles in it easily.
1508912
Enough caps to fill 5 gal worth of 12 oz bottles so you will be fine for one bottling session, i just save my 22oz bombers from beer i have drank when i bottle instead of keg as it cuts cleaning time and bottling time in half. My ABV i believe was 5.4- 5.8
1472154
I have various bottle shapes and sizes on mine and I can say that I have 17 bottles on one shelf comfortably. Times six shelves, that would be 102 bottles total. So my answer is yes.
497566
It will accommodate bottles of beer...The shelves are adjustable. I would say you can get 2 dozen bottles in the refrigerator...Maybe more
25863
This tank's capacity makes 77 of "Primo's" half-liter bottles for me...give-or-take eight. TIP: If you start with VERY COLD water and frequently and vigorously shake the entire machine vertically for about 10 seconds after each gas "shot" into the bottle and don't over-shoot the gas injections so-as to minimize the "buzzes" of escaping CO2, you'll get about 85, highly-fizzed bottles...MANY MORE if you don't mind less carbonation!
2195336
I bought this as a gift so I'll have to answer this from memory. I believe it holds 12 bottles but I'm honestly not sure about the size limitations on those bottles. I'm sorry.
1249545
I would guess around 20-30 bottles if you fill it to the max but that depends on the size of the bottles. I use it for my make-up only.
1462383
5 to 6 bottles on each row (15 - 18 total) Depending on the container size, I have two different McCormick "regular" size containers and due to style of the bottle, the one style is just shy to allow another bottle to fit.
1257821
One should be more than enough...I filled up my 20 gallon with a little to spare
1579453
The two gallon is huge. How many guest will there be? If you can plan on refilling them I think that would be better. You'd be up to your elbow to get the last third.
2076985
It depends what type of bottle you are using. I have dr. brown's standard and it can hold about 5/6 bottles with all of the parts. If you have bottles that don't have as many parts, then it could probably hold 8. If you have wide neck bottles, then less. Also, if you want to know strictly bottles... it can hold 16- that's just standard bottles, no caps or other parts.
187762
The instructions recommend that these kits should be made to six gallons, the confusion arises when many folks indicate that they only make the kit up to 5 gallons ( thereby producing a wine with slightly a slightly higher alcohol content and more body) either volume will generally produce an acceptable finished product.
314591
I bought mine as a gift as well. I think he said around 40 in his case. He gave away a bunch since there was so much. I just checked reviews and someone said they got 25. It will depend on how strong you want to make it. Some people add less water than is directed or they test it and add only as much as needed for the % alcohol they want. I think the recommended gets you 30 bottles.
475210
I have 18 bottles of beer in mine plus a couple cans of coke. I would say you could store 36 cans if you stack them on top of each other. Works great.
1860420
It depends on how large your bottles are. I think level holds 10 of the larger bottles, but if you have the small bottles (the short/squat type) you can double that number because two will fit into the space of one large bottle.
187759
About 5 gallons. I tried using the recommended amount of water, way to thin. Now I add 4 gallons of water to the gallon of juice in the kit. That normally produces 24 to 26 bottles of finished wine, depending on how many times you rack the wine and how many times you test it. Enjoy :)