Can you use the ez cap swing caps on these bottles?
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.
476875
No! They are for standard caps that are one time use and crimped on with a special tool.
1327342
Yes. My cap broke right from the start. I found another cap to fit but noticed it leaked a tad when shaken so I added a piece of saran wrap over bottle spout, then put lid on over the wrap. it worked well.
1910778
They are designed to work with all standard champagne bottles. You shouldn't have a problem unless you bottle is out of the ordinary. I have used a stopper of this type for decades and have never had a problem with it not fitting properly.
1371775
Yes. I've personally used these on regular and flat bottle caps with no issues.
1997092
Corks fit these bottles. I bought them planning to use with screw caps, but they don't have the capability. After receiving these, I ordered the correct ones. I went with the green glass, screw cap bottles. They were marked much more clearly in the description area.
487763
I have multiple bottles and the system is interchangeable. They work with the my blend pieces :)
917995
Yes. As long as there isn't anything non-standard or special about the collars or drip catch below the threads on the Cooper 16 oz polyethylene bottles, 28 mm is the standard diameter for bottles of that type, globally. Cap outer is 28mm, thread diameter is 24-25. The ones from this source, like most, have a one time,break-away collar that shears when the cap is removed first time. But that doesn't ruin the cap. You just have to sanitize for reuse. Don't boil. PET deforms at boiling temperatures. Rigid spec is here http://www.plasticsindustry.org/search/index.htm
1854007
Yes, but I wouldn't recommend these. We bought two sets, and they all leaked every time. Not just a little leak, fluids stream out of them. We tried them with the life factory bottles & other glass bottles. All leaked terribly from the bottoms of the caps, & the spouts.
721476
I don't see why not. My bottles are plastic, but they just sit inside and the stem goes into the bottle to pump up.
162897
Yes, these require having a bottle capping tool. Amazon has a few around $17, http://www.amazon.com/Bottle-Capper-Red-Baron-Homebrew/dp/B000Q6ARMY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1418733765&sr;=8-1&keywords;=bottle+capper&pebp;=1418733779497 for example.
667495
don't see why not. you would want to make sure you put the cap on good and tight.
226965
No. The caps of growlers are not designed to handle the pressure that happens through natural carbonation process with home brewing. Many, many forums and books (such as Joy of Homebrewing) specifically mention not attempting this. Ask a local brewery who bottles with growlers and they will tell you the same thing. Better off sticking to regular brown bottles or, as others have suggested, Grolsh style bottles with the flip lid. Screw-top glass bottles do not work either.
2037463
Not sure. I use auto valve stem caps on my bike and mower. Maybe pull one of your car to see before you order.
1745741
Not at all. They have a snug fit but the rubber cap is pretty easy to pull out of the bottle.
1730782
Trying to figure this out too for a different glass bottle. There is a co-op near me (called Three Stone Hearth in Berkeley, CA) and they re-use the Grolsteiner bottles for kombucha and they have these plastic caps that they use to replace the original aluminum Grolsteiner bottle caps. Since kombucha gets pretty fizzy, I'm guessing they may be able to hold in the carbonation. I'll ask where they get them next time I'm there. You might just call someone there to find out.
292003
No...I am sorry. You will have to order bottling caps separately. The Rigamonti does do a great job capping bottles.
1821442
I have seen squeeze bottles with caps so I guess anything is possible. However, to answer your question, I don't know if any cap would fit as I have never tried to do that. Sorry I could not help you.