Will the door close if you have pins/plugs in unfinished bottles?
1679352
The tallest bottle with topper that will fit is 14". The middle racks in each half of the cooler will only hold 13 3/4" tall bottle due to a fan in the back.
1679353
I use a Vacu Vin Wine Saver (ASIN: B00005AS51). Bottles that have been stoppered with these rubber corks most certainly do fit inside this refrigerator. Moreover, when the air is pumped out using the standard hand-pump, the corks remain very tightly sealed inside, preventing any dripping even after a few days. Hope this helps.
1679354
No, it will not. But I wouldn't want to trust any such sealing system anyway - what a mess if it leaked! There are other wine coolers I've seen, though, that have provision for one or two stand-up (resealed) bottles.
1679355
Always depens on the pins/plugs size, but for standard short one, yes the is sufficiant space in the door to accomodate unfinished bottles.
655527
It will depend on the exact dimensions of the bottle. If it's taller than 14", the door is not going to close. The racks are removable, so the diameter isn't a problem (you just won't be able to put as many bottles in).
1700232
If the latches are closed, I would say no problem. I use mine as secondary fermenting tanks in wine making. They have a nice seal in the lid.
1652480
I bought some magnet strips and hot glued them to the existing strips. Makes the space between the magnet strips on the flaps and the door less. better chance to seal. I did it and they stay shut no problem. Good luck.
906672
Not that I know of but the door is closed and it keeps the bottles at the temp I program.
500736
Nope. Goes into the bottles. Also if you need unique sized flanges (which I do) I could not find them.
574192
the lid does close the bottles - the pour hole is separate under the lid - very happy with bottles!
1472640
No -It needs to have the "Holes" in the top of the bottles (on the sides)I believe these are Only for brewery type Bottles.
53078
As the others have said- the ends are closed, so if you do, it'd be quite the mess :)
1641579
Yes, if the plunger is all the way down and the cap is snapped closed. I have had it leak, but then realize that I didn't close it all the way. I love this french press. It's my second one. The first one lasted more than a year, then I dropped it!
1462455
Eh, not really. You'd have to take out all of the shelves in order to face an open bottle right side up. That being said, an open bottle with half a cork sticking out might hang over the lip of the shelf, but not enough to prevent the door from closing. So you could store an open bottle that way.
1455412
No that is not normal, nor does it mean it defective though. You may have a piece of sand/dirt preventing the seal on the pin to close fully.
648710
No. If you used screws, they would pull out because of the pull/movement from opening and closing the unit.
2104708
Ya DianeI have had the shave down the stoppers for some bottles and add tape to snug up others.I hesitate to use cement or anything that prevents the lamp from being repaired at a later date so I use tape to snug up.I just finished a champagne bottle that is 2 1/2 feet high appx.It was a special display bottle that I latched onto.Sorry I can't add a pic for you.I drill my bottles out so the wire goes out the bottom rather than hang from the socket.Do it Diane, it sounds as though that bottle is important to you.Train
192359
As long as it hasn't been opened - there should be know problem. I will be bottling mine next week.
1348985
It has 2 different holes for the pin at the top that you choose based upon the strength of close required. It does have a pump action close, meaning it will not slam shut from a fully open position. Whether it will close soft enough for your child proof concerns is something probably based upon the weight of your door.
1673947
Yes!! There is, and there is a great stopper-plug that comes with it for the times you don't wish to use it so it seals up the space for the plug - no drafts or leaks here!!