Previous bough similar sm bottles and they would NOT screw on in straight way...have you had any issues w/these not doing that???
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The caps are not real sturdy so they tend to end up warped a little when tightened down, though they seem to still be watertight even through multiple opening/sealings. They're so inexpensive that it doesn't bother me, not very noticeable.
987735
I don't know. It was pretty frustrating not having instructions on how to make these work. We finally figured out that you can either a) nip off the tip (the bigger the nip, the faster the water comes out). Or drill a few small holes in it. Pretty silly I'd say. You would think it would already have this done. THey fit Perrier water bottles.
383536
My wife uses Ameda brand bottles and it works fine. I am assuming most bottles have the same size bottle connections.
842664
They haven't leaked and I have stored them horizontally. Of course, just make sure the lid is properly screwed on :). These are great bottles and I love that I can grab one "to go" for a snack for baby by just screwing a nipple on instead of the cap!
1725858
I purchased a water dispenser which these bottles slide right into with no problem. A neighbor has one that the bottles have to be picked up, turned over, & inserted. Again, they work just fine.
499754
I've had my original 12 bottle rack for more than 10 years and have never had any problems with the fit. I assembled my newest rack a month or so ago with a rubber mallet and it is solid as a rock. Perhaps your connecting rods are not seated properly? Make sure that you use a rubber mallet and not steel. Steel could damage the rods. I would not recommend glue.
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I'm sry you're having a problem but I don't think I can help you for I didn't have an issue. My lids of allsizes/shapes fit well. Perhaps your lids are thicker than most? Maybe you can manipulate the rack but if you do that, you may void your return if you need to do that. Again, sry I couldn't be of more help.
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These new ones don't screw on, but they will still work in your bottle. They drop into the bottle itself rather than screwing into the lid. When you screw the lid back on, the part of the lid where you used to screw in a filter sits in that groove at the top and creates a seal that should keep any unfiltered water from making it out of the bottle.
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If you're talking about the oil / vinegar bottles you buy from the store, I just tried it on two different ones, and they do not fit. They're loose as a cannon. Sorry, dude.
1754661
I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work. Just turn the bottle 180° from how it's shown mounted in the photo. I'll try to take a picture.
1146283
Make sure you unscrew it all the way to loosen it before you mount it onto your bottle. Don't over tighten it. It just needs to be snug.
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Yes, not quite as tightly as Medela bottles but I use mine interchangeably.
377589
No, I am sorry we only offer the smooth bottles. I will certainly look into those design bottles and see if this company even carries those.
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Is it possible that you have the old Medela bottles that don't take the wide-base nipples? I'm not sure if they sell the old ones anymore. The only other thing I can think of is that you don't have the wide-base collars that the nipple goes in to.
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If you are talking about the drink button, mine does not move side to side. I do believe that sounds like a defective issue...:(
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I did not have that problem. Instead, neither pump would work. Plus the craftsmanship was non-existent. Looked like they came from the Dollar Store. Also, both of the bottles I received were clear. Did you get a blue one?
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It can be a little more complicated that "unscrew counterclockwise." I found that only worked on some of the bottles. If you find that your unscrewing and unscrewing and nothing is happening, it's because the inner ring in the cap that holds the threads is rotating with the spout. Fortunately, that inner ring stands proud of the cap, so you can grab it with a pair of pliers and then unscrew the spout just fine. The pliers might not be necessary, but found it too small and too smooth for my big fingers.