Can you use this with bottles with drop ins?
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Hello. Travel Bottle Warmer from Munchkin is designed to fit most bottles and car cup holders, and is safe for breastmilk.
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Possibly, yes - the feet on the bottom raise it just enough to fit a bottle under it - worse case, you could put a small spacer under the feet to raise it up a bit more. The one i have is a nice unit, i would buy it again, or more if needed - you can keep stacking them higher if you get more.
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Yes, but I think it works better for towels. If it's in a high traffic area I'd worry about the bottles being knocked out of the rack.
1541737
No. It comes designed for use with the small bottles. You need to buy the adapter hose if you want to use it with 10lb and 20lb tanks.
1107637
No, I would not recommend it for holding bottles. The bars on the shelf part are too far apart. I imagine bottles would sit unevenly, if not fall through. I use mine for extra, rolled-up towels. But I guess you could buy a long and thin plastic bin to sit on the shelf and then put bottles in that...
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No. Slide into slots that are fixed. One slot for each shelf. You can delete a shelf so you can have s shelf for tall items. The very bottom shelf is rather tall and we have no issues. Spray bottles would not fit unless you remove a shelf. Hope tis helps.
1434822
Probably would. You can always put your larger jars on the top shelf. I holds 4 bottles.
1883021
No...I would say it would be unsafe and difficult to get the bottles out if you need to
1029226
Yes, but only with the regular screw tops. If you store with the dropper tops then no. I had to modify the box to work with the dropper tops.
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Unfortunately no. The unit is too wide. You might be able to use the small (internal) tube as a racking cane for a wine bottles. haven't tried it thou.
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Yes and no. It is not really possible to see the bottles inside the cooler (well, not the labels anyway) so you'll have to pull them out one by one to see what's what. The ideal way to do this is to have them facing inwards, so you can pull only the tail end of the bottle out and very quickly see the label. Taller bottles won't fit on the shelf facing inwards (so the bottom of the bottle pokes out and keeps the door from closing). So in that case, you place the bottle in backwards; the cork end fits inside the door frame (i.e. the glass area). It fits just fine, but you do have to drag nearly the whole bottle out to read the label. An issue, but an exceedingly small issue. Yes and no. It is not really possible to see the bottles inside the cooler (well, not the labels anyway) so you'll have to pull them out one by one to see what's what. The ideal way to do this is to have them facing inwards, so you can pull only the tail end of the bottle out and very quickly see the label. Taller bottles won't fit on the shelf facing inwards (so the bottom of the bottle pokes out and keeps the door from closing). So in that case, you place the bottle in backwards; the cork end fits inside the door frame (i.e. the glass area). It fits just fine, but you do have to drag... » Read More Yes and no. It is not really possible to see the bottles inside the cooler (well, not the labels anyway) so you'll have to pull them out one by one to see what's what. The ideal way to do this is to have them facing inwards, so you can pull only the tail end of the bottle out and very quickly see the label. Taller bottles won't fit on the shelf facing inwards (so the bottom of the bottle pokes out and keeps the door from closing). So in that case, you place the bottle in backwards; the cork end fits inside the door frame (i.e. the glass area). It fits just fine, but you do have to drag nearly the whole bottle out to read the label. An issue, but an exceedingly small issue. « Show Less
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Yes, the height of the storage will stand out of the water but it would work. Overall, we found it to work nice with Dr brown or advent bottles, Hope this helps.
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Hi, I've not used it that way but I would imagine that it would work. Both the bottle and the dropper are glass.
1816392
I don't see why you couldn't. That said, I have not had any problems with the dropper...
1927839
It can be but there are better looking units out there. Sides and top are finished. Other free standing units certainly hold more bottles....this unit does NOT hold as many as claimed. It is ideal for fitting in a limited space.....we used it to replace our existing trash compactor.
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I would think no, since essential oils can come in quite small vials. The bottom of the shelves is not a solid piece; it is an inch and a half strip of metal with a substantial gap--more than a quarter inch--on either side. The bottles would likely not be stable.
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Yes, the bottles would have to be supported vertically as well uunless you buy extra long hoses to run from your vertical mount to your bottles._