Is it design for a glass bottle or PP bottle? which is better for it?
942924
Honestly I only tried with PP bottle, maybe in a glass bottle it will warm faster but I haven't try.
942925
I used PP bottle.. it works perfectly. Its very convenient esp when u travel or just go somewhere just plug it in ur car. Ready to go.
156557
By my experimenting, the size of the bottle, and how flexible the bottle is makes a big difference. A small glass bottle might give you enough of a vacuum to keep the liquid in. When I put my tubes on a large plastic bottle, they pour out.
1966562
It's for the bottle format. I know the photo is confusing. I just purchased a new bottle. The last one lasted for two years!! That makes the bottle format VERY economical.
2222736
It works great with the Avent plastic bottles- so if the glass ones are the same shape then it should work fine.
1011487
Hi, I've not used it that way but I would imagine that it would work. Both the bottle and the dropper are glass.
1630523
There is more detail on the bottle itself than pressing. It is plastic with notes on bottle that is is 100% recyclable PET plastic which is more sustainable. It is further noted that bottle is protected by UV and oxygen barriers that give the product an extended shelf life comparable to that of glass. As far as press date, I did not see any provided. Just a best by date.
1352904
I haven't try it. However, it was designed for plastic bottles, therefore glass ones should work too!Hope that helps!!
776341
I have not used a glass bottle but if one of the included "collars" fits I think it should work.
678444
The bottle does seem to be more durable especially with the paint on them but will still dent if dropped on a hard surface. I had a Klean Kanteen and wasn't a huge fan due to the denting but I love the Hydro Flask. I own an 18 and 32 oz but use the 32 oz far more. I have a few Nalgene too but hardly use them any more since getting the 32 oz because the Hydro Flask doesn't sweat and keeps liquids cold or hot for hours.
256386
You can use a standard LP Bottle. However, my Mr. Heater malfunctioned the second time I tried to fire it up. Nothing.
70063
The 48mm is for openings that have a threaded texture and a narrower style. It's typically for the plastic bottles. The glass bottles usually need the 55mm crown valve. I hope that helps!
1983712
I have no idea, I am not the manufacturer, I am a customer as well. I bought it to keep my dogs water in his stainless water bottle cold. I do not know if it would protect a glass bottle and prevent it from breaking.
985760
Without the venting part the bottle will be leaking. It only works with the venting part. I personally found the bottles easy to use and did not find the venting part troublesome to use. I used the bottles for 2 of my children and have always been happy with them. I used both the plastic version as well as the glass. The glass is easier as it conducts heat better. The bottles therefore warm more quickly which is nice for those overnight bottle runs. (I bought the plastic ones for a trip as they are much lighter to carry)
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I have the glass bottles and a plastic sippy cup and they both use the same type of nipple. I wondered this same question and thought perhaps it had something to do with the bottle being plastic or glass. Otherwise I wanted glass anyways so I guess it didn't matter enough for me to put out a question about it. Call the company.
347883
I use the standard 5 gallon plastic bottles which it holds easily and very stable. I'm pretty sure that it would hold the glass ones effectively.
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I don't see difference in container, because plastic is neutral as well as glass. If you store container in dry and dark place, it's all the same. If you keep it in direct sunlight, glass is a must. On another hand, if you drop it, consequences are different too.
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Based on my memory of the old glass bottles, this pump should work fine. The seal will work on any bottle as long as it fits over the neck/opening and since it operates on positive pressure the rigidity of the glass wouldn't be a factor.