Does it work with Starbucks bottles
1667893
I have only used it with the Monin bottles so don't know. The diameter of the bottle top is 1 inch. If the Starbucks bottle has the same diameter then this pump should fit. It works very good on the Monin bottle and this diameter is from outside rim to the other outside rim of the bottle. Hope this helps.
1788035
If the bottles will fit into the opening just like the wine bottles, I see no reason to believe that coffee syrup bottles would not fit. If the pump handles create additional weight, I'd suggest you keep the weight equally distributed on the rack, to prevent it from tipping over. Mine is displayed on my kitchen island as a centerpiece, and I simply adore it. Wonderful conversation piece & eye catching, too!! Either way, if you do decide to purchase it and it does not work, it will make a GREAT gift! I purchased two, and used one as a gift. She absolutely LOVED it!
1809443
I have successfully used them with Thirsties, BumGenius, and Rumperooz. I would imagine they would work with any brand.
2130360
Yes, but it doesn't work. When I got the bottle, the first straw was defective. The company sent me a new lid and straw but it didn't work any better. I just tilt the bottle up to drink - the insulation is great so I've kept it in spite of the straw issue.
503318
I don't think so. But honestly I don't remember. I tried it a while ago and no longer have the bottle. Anyways, it doesn't work so I don't recommend it.
1048391
Yes it does!!! Even a bigger straw like Starbucks. It squeezes it but it will still work.
988332
I am not 100% sure but it worked with my models brand so if you compare those two bottles in the store thay might help you
487763
I have multiple bottles and the system is interchangeable. They work with the my blend pieces :)
864679
No it does not work. It works only in one Illy espresso machine designed for capsules.
1360194
No it works the other way around. It makes medela pump and even flo pump work with the wide mouth advent bottles and advent storage containers
1863634
no. It works with the expresso/coffee maker. Hooks to end of steam tube. Works fine once on for a few months. But if you regularly use the machine every day, the rubber part breaks down quickly and it's expensive to replace. I no longer use this. Have gone to better things like the Nexpresso a $100 frother. Check it out. I got it on Amazon too. Well worth the money and it makes amazing froth (like at Starbucks) that you can sometimes cut with a knife. Totally please with Nexpresso.
540868
As long as the bottle has the same size mouth, it should work. The larger bottles may have stability issues with the new shorter green plastic cones, but I haven't used them in that way yet. I have used them on the old cones, and the only issue was the thinner walled bottles collapsing once mounted until enough water had poured out -- they would look "squeezed" and hold less than intended, but otherwise worked fine.
1951153
Sure. It just depends on what you use the bottles for. For water, etc. it is fine, but the bristles aren't strong enough for something like coffee, milk, and sugar mix that is dried on. Also, don't lay it down on its side as the bristles will get misshapen.
719733
We buy this coffee in K-cups to use with our Cuisinart Keurig-cup brewer. We aren't familiar with the Starbucks brewer, but if it can accept K-cups, it should work just fine.
22824
Haven't tried it. Iuse the bottle it comes with. But I heard it will connect with medela bottles.
14690
It should. You might find the screw on ribbons different. I would say it's worth a try. But I honestly gave up. I just pump I to my medela plastic bottles then pour into my glass bottles after pumping. It works out fine and I get the same results. As long as the milk isn't heated in the plastic I am ok with it.
1731381
Yes it works great. I recommend getting the simple metal 'stand' that you can invert the bottle into to make the pouring easier. I purchased the stand on amazon.com as well.