Will these stay in place if the bottle is stored horizontally (laid on its side)?
1102754
Yes ! I just tried it. I even tipped the bottle compleatly over and it didn't fall out or leak. The bottle I had was only half full. Hope that helps
1102755
No ... not for all wines. We lay our opened bottles sideways in the refrigerator with these stoppers and never before removing one glass of wine from the bottle. We have twice had Riesling blow the tops off and what a mess!
1102756
Yes. I have had mine bottle laid down in the refrigerator and it did not slip nor did the wine leak out. The are silicone and this helps them stay in place and adjust to the bottle neck. I love mine and have gotten several sets as gifts.
1300418
Yes, mine have not moved all year, as long as you install them properly they should stay put.
186914
Depends on force. If you pull against the prongs they will move but they are strong enough to hold a bottle bouncing against them.
1978752
They can, but the bottles will be taller than the sides. They would fit though, just not under a lid.
98688
Yes it can be installed horizontally if need to be installed that way, you will have water in the belly of the bottle instead of the bottom.
739712
If you load up the bottom drawer with enough heavy objects and pull it out far enough, the whole unit will lean forward and could tip over. However, in a more realistic scenario where you have a few bottles, I think you'll be fine. At worst, you'll have to hold the drawer if you pull it out really far.
1978414
I don't normal store them on their side, but I put one on it's side the other night and left it for the night and the entire next day. Absolutely no sign of leakage! (And this one had essential oils with a carrier oil in it.) I am pleased with them!
1879152
The lixit bottles have a special tab on them that keep them from falling through. It also causes the bottle to hold at a slight angle outward. It works fine.
2002077
I believe they are horizontal just for the sake of the image. I have a Camelback Eddy and the mouthpiece tilts up to drink or down to store it. It fits the Eddy perfectly!
2003296
No. They lose their seal pretty easily. They might save one or two bottles, but the seal stops holding.
324271
I keep them in a drawer folded in half and they have no problem coming back to the flat position. also they do not need water to stay on the counter
1019768
Yes, the velcro would hold them loosely in place, but they would slide from side to side if you tipped the bar.
130895
Should be all right horizontally..... but gravity does make it easier to shut in the upright position.
353201
If cap screwed on tightly & flip top secured it will hold. I would make sure everything is secure by turning it sideways for a second before inserting it into carrying bag. I've dropped them before without spillage.
64982
Depends on how full or big the bottle is. I would suggest leaning in up against something to be safe.
730171
Not really. They tend to slide sideways into each other. But they do store great with the lids on loosely.
457387
I have never tried placing them on their sides. There is no reason to do that. The only reason that wine bottles are placed on their sides is to keep the cork from drying out. Once you open the bottle, it can be stood upright. I hope this helps!