can glass bottles be dried on it
1253688
It is made of sturdy plastic. I am sure you can dry glass bottles. We just have the plastic bottles. I just love this thing. Hope this helps.
338219
Yes. I use lifefactory bottles (which are glass with silicone sleeves) and they work just fine in here. They are slightly larger than cheap plastic baby bottles though, so doesn't fit as many, but still love this product. Works great and everything comes out nice and sterile and dry in a short push of a button.
158152
Yes, I use it with my glass Dr. Brown Bottles. Works fine...but it does take about 20 minutes to fully heat it...or more. We wish we would have gone with a different model that heats quicker
103298
I don't have glass bottles, But I don't see why not? It is the same mfg. You might not be able to over tighten it on the glass bottle because these cap are made of plastic and it will break before the glass.
1241317
No. This device sterilizes bottles. You wash bottles first and then place in sterilizer where high temperature steam sterilizes bottles. They will not be dry after cycle (3 minutes). They will be covered with tiny droplets of water. I shake them off and let them air dry or they can be reused damp. It is only a slight amount more water added to breast milk or formula.
167164
Yes, it cures and doesn't dry. Just mix it one to one, which is the whole of both bottles in the case, and it will be fine. Just cover the top of the base with a napkin to keep the dust out.whole it cures .
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.
996430
Looking for rack to dry large, small-mouth water bottles. Will this work? Thanks.
1082132
I wouldn't see why not its a pretty thick glass bottle, though I don't believe you will get as good of a clean then you would by hand.
1482650
.My guess is no. Bottles are made out of very thin plastic plus the opening is not that big, I don't think it would do you any good. I wash mine by hand.
576367
No, just paint it outside. It should dry unless there is something wrong with your bottle of paint
1290066
No, wide bottles only. Works great with the plastic bottles, glass would likely be too heavy. The holder has been very useful for us, would recommend it wholeheartedly.
1945078
I've never tried, but it's meant to cut all glass. May be difficult to hold it steady. I think they make cutters specifically for glass bottles though.
1873884
I guess it depends on how humis it is. I hang mine on a small rack and it is dry within a few hours. But the glass one, I use damp for my windows and table tops so I don't have to wait for them to be dry. I just rinse it often and use the polishing cloth to dry the surfaces. They do an amazing job on glass.
1520746
I would say no as the bottle and base are threaded with quite a thick thread and that needs to create a good seal however I guess you could try if your bottle has a thread ...but mind you dont strip the thread and shatter the plastic base!! and you will need to creat a hanging mechanism as that is part of the bottle
2163955
It does dry clear. As for bonding plastic hinges to glass, I would say no. This is a solvent cement, similar to what you use to join PVC pipe. It is designed to dissolve the surface of some types of plastic so the pieces being joined have a weld-like bond when they harden. In your case, the glass would not dissolve. I think the results would be poor, with no strength to the joint. I would try a cyanoacrylate-based product (Super glue) instead.
707576
If it is the normal glass bottle without treads yes. For example the new beer bottles with the twist tops you cannot cap.