Does this works with bottle caps?
1284576
I am assuming your talking about metal bottle caps. I say try at your own risk. This is used for paper, construction paper and thin leather
103300
Yes. I've bought several of these caps and use them on the glass standard opening bottles.
1352904
I haven't try it. However, it was designed for plastic bottles, therefore glass ones should work too!Hope that helps!!
1724815
I've only used this on a bottle with.a screw-top water bottle. It does have a piece inside to remove for snap on bottle tops. I bought 2 just in case, but the product so far has exceeded expectations.
745042
No, only snapback and adjustable strap type caps will work. This thing is pretty much worthless for fitted caps.
1472638
No. The caps require a bottle that has divots in the glass for the hinge to sit in.
1243569
No; the cap used is much larger. I personally have not seen compatible caps from cheap disposable bottles.
731347
I doubt it. The smallest cap it could grip is about 1 inch in diameter (slightly smaller than the cap on a bottle of soda or beer).
1106466
It will work with any beer bottle with a regular size cap that you get out of a liquor store, but they cannot be the screw off type. They are for bottles like the Sam Adams brand bottles that you HAVE to use a can opener with.
1527414
It depends. It didn't work on the caps from hell on the 2.5 Liter concentrated Nitric Acid bottles at work, but it has worked on caps, both jar and bottle caps, at home. You do have to put the cap in the best-fitting area and squeeze hard. It's easier than doing it bare-handed, and easier than using a rubber glove to open a bottle cap, though.
389755
Yes it should. I do not own that type but gave them a look. To use it you will need to remove the bottle support collar. On most it just twist and pulls off some have one screw to keep it in place remove screw and twist and pull off.
476874
If there is not an indention on the sides of the top of the bottle, they won't work. You can use bottle caps and a capping gadget.
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.
1411662
The caps are threaded they do not leak and are a great for traveling with extra bottles. I believe they should work on glass bottles.
291685
No, the package I ordered and received didn't include caps. That would have been great, though, because there's no way to close the tips if I have left over contentss in them. I unscrew the tops and put plastic wrap over the bottle then screw it back on for storage.
1472637
Regular wine bottles don't have the grooves that the metal prongs of the caps fit into that hold the cap on the bottle. If the wine bottle originally had a flip-top cap, then you can use these.
1372513
No it doesn't but, if you are careful on pulling the caps you can reuse them.