Does this model work on both crown or snap top and screw top bottles?
1724813
I am not sure about the snap top. We have snap top bottles. It is an amazing discovery. I would definitely try on the snap tops. It is not the most expensive item and well worth the money if it works.
1724814
It works great on all bottles. It's easy to remove the threaded part and to replace it.
1724815
I've only used this on a bottle with.a screw-top water bottle. It does have a piece inside to remove for snap on bottle tops. I bought 2 just in case, but the product so far has exceeded expectations.
1724816
Our bottles are screw top so I don't know about snap top but the screw top insert will come out for use on snap top bottles.There is a flapper in the cap that when the bottle is inverted the weight of the water against it keeps the water from gushing out. However it does drip slightly so I wait to invert it at the cooler just before I install it.
1211637
It works on most bottle, there is only 1 my husband found wouldn't work in it. It's a big blue bottle, the top sort of goes out at the top. It's the only 1 that won't work in it. I would recommend it to anyone wanting a good corker at a decent price. My husband LOVES his, says "It's so slick & easy" to use.
1251586
Maybe I got a faulty flip top cap because it Does leak. I bought the regular screw cap to replace.
1731380
It does not screw on but rather pops over the opening of the bottle and then you tighten it and it works just fine. I've been really happy with mine. I think it should work for you.
1106465
Because of how the capper holds the bottle when capping, some bottles will not work. The "standard" bottles work well because the arms grab right under the protrusion under the crown and the capper is guided down to crimp the cap around the sides. Summit beer bottles will sometimes work with this capper, but you have to line up the arms first and gently adjust the actual capping portion into place. Bottles with wider necks (think stella) will be crushed at the neck before your cap is secured (yes I have done this) because this capper will allow enough force to crush the bottle if you press down hard. See this image for details.http://i722.photobucket.com/albums/ww222/fratermus/brewing/wingcapper.jpg Because of how the capper holds the bottle when capping, some bottles will not work. The "standard" bottles work well because the arms grab right under the protrusion under the crown and the capper is guided down to crimp the cap around the sides. Summit beer bottles will sometimes work with this capper, but you have to line up the arms first and gently adjust the actual capping portion into place. Bottles with wider necks (think stella) will be crushed at the neck before your cap is secured (yes I have done this) because this capper will allow enough force to crush the bottle if... » Read More Because of how the capper holds the bottle when capping, some bottles will not work. The "standard" bottles work well because the arms grab right under the protrusion under the crown and the capper is guided down to crimp the cap around the sides. Summit beer bottles will sometimes work with this capper, but you have to line up the arms first and gently adjust the actual capping portion into place. Bottles with wider necks (think stella) will be crushed at the neck before your cap is secured (yes I have done this) because this capper will allow enough force to crush the bottle if you press down hard. See this image for details.http://i722.photobucket.com/albums/ww222/fratermus/brewing/wingcapper.jpg « Show Less
1007401
It works great, just be careful when you squeeze it. Sometimes the top pops off. Only happened to me with one bottle out of 3
1953697
I have used them on both the classic and the bottles with the extra ring you put on before the top and it has worked great for me.
70065
Hi there, It depends on what kind of water bottle you have. Is it a screw-on type or a snap-on type cap? Please tell us what brand of bottle you have so we can do a little research for you. Sincerely,
675442
Mine didn't work at all... But I think there are YouTube videos that show how to use it with different shaped bottles... Good luck!
1830730
Yes, it is a screw-top. (Takeya makes a snap-top, but this is not it. They do sell the caps separate, too.) The ID is 1 1/4", so you could get fruit chunks in, but not huge chunks. The cap is the same for the 16-oz and the 22-oz. I have both.
539228
The lock works on most standard sized liquor and wine bottles but it's the neck and opening that are critical to the lock doing its job. Wide openings, non-standard lip and/or short necked bottles won't allow the lock to be secured to the bottle and restrict access.
1578334
The screw cap is interchangeable with a Nalgene 1-qt bottle. Inside diameter of the throat may be a bit narrower.With the way the entire top comes off, I'm wondering why this would be an issue at all?
115474
Works beautifully on metal bottle tops. I never tried it on plastic tops. It really does a good job.
2074598
The tops come in a couple different style shapes and some fit different types of bottles better than others. My wife and I have not had any problems finding one to fit a bottle. They are even secure enough to lay the bottle on its side in the refrigerator after opening. I am pretty sure my wife has used them on a screw off bottle without a problem.
1497965
I don't know. I have used it on many dozens of different bottles and only encountered one that gave me problems.
1981814
You need to use the primo beverage bottle provided. The primo bottles have a specific locking configuration that is different from standard screw-top bottles.
954003
It attaches at the top. I do not know if it can be used in other bottles, that is a question for the manufacturer as they would have a better understanding of the manufacturing specifications.