Are the stoppers reusable? Or each time it needs a new stopper to seal remaining wine in the bottle?
1242921
Yes, they are reusable. You can rinse them after each use, they are not dishwasher safe.
1242922
The stoppers are reusable. You can easily rinse them off. This is a great wine saver! I give them as gifts.
1242923
They are completely reusable and I just wash them and they are ready for next time. I love this. Every bottle of wine has kept great. It worked so much better than I anticipated. Laura Bird, Mount Vernon, WA
226189
Haven't used them on such beverages, buy after the bottles are opened, doing there is sufficient pressure to expel these stoppers.
984652
Yes I have purchased extra stoppers before. I think at Target or a wine store.
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.
457033
I'd love to know the same- I keep adding to my drawer of lid-less bottles, which I would def. buy replacement lids for. Defeats the purpose of a reusable bottle if I have to recycle them every time they get dropped....
433728
No your not missing anything. Love the product but found that out myself after opening a bottle. Though it does fit certain types of bottles, just not all. I have had to reuse only one cork so far.
2168207
You use bags that come with the your 'box of wine' purchase. Removing the bag from cardboard, you insert it easily into the wine bag. As I am unaware of any empty bags, I plan to rinse and save a used bag, and refill and clip closed.
1627805
I use mine to recork an opened bottle of wine and for that they work exceptionally well. They are made to be reused repeatedly and they hold up well. They are made of tough dense silicone and provide a tight seal in a standard wine bottle. Don't if that makes them good for wine-making.
377633
Have only used on champagne bottles and not very often since it is usually finished. The regular wine bottle sealer works great. Never spill a drop.
1250725
I have used this on wine bottles. And I don't know why you couldn't use it for carbonated beverages. But I found it hard to use because you have to pump it for a long time. I have used the other wine vacuum sealers. Such as - Vacu Vin Wine Saver Pump with 2 x Vacuum Bottle Stoppers - White
1740362
I don't think I would trust the seal enough in my opinion. They work really well but only keep the wine good for a few days. Basically so you can have a glass with dinner each night or something. After about 4 or 5 days I noticed the wine doesn't taste that good anymore. Works great on non - cork bottles too if the mouth of the bottle is the same as a corked bottle.
2230915
Buy a champagne stopper. They work great for keeping sparkling wine bubbly.
2251586
Yes, you can reuse/refill the bottle. The tricky part is removing the pourer. You can use a small Allen key to push up the pourer from inside of the bottle.
615810
No stopper. It does come with an aerator that works wonders for the taste of all wines.
1357701
The stopper has three sealing rings.... Approximately the following diameters, kinda hard to measure with calipers since they're soft plastic..950".900".850"On a functional basis, they can be shoved into and seal well on a 1 liter vodka bottle or a 1 liter olive bottle.They are a very hard fit into a wine bottle (at least the one I tried) not ideal.
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.
870359
I have had partially used bottles on the shelf for up to 6 months without problem. if you mix the two components together, you have a very short window of use. 5 min +/-. it is not reusable.