Will this corkscrew work on plastic/rubber corks?
1130807
If you're talking about those rubbery corks? Yes, I haven't come across a cork this wine key couldn't open.
1130808
Yes it does very well all my cooworkers want to buy it .it is a hardware tool .And Amazon has the best price
1130809
I didn't pay too much attention to what kind of corks I'd use it on but all of the corks I've used this on don't seem to be a problem. It has a good point on the end of it to dig it in plus it has a small groove that runs along the entire corkscrew which helps getting the corkscrew further into the cork. You shouldn't have a problem with it.
764316
Cork tape is some kind of rubber. It's not a cloth or a paper to a paper to get wet and become unusable. So yes, it should work. But of course, as it is true of all the material, after long time of use, it will wear out ( faster especially if you are having too hot water for shower, because the elevated temperature may distort the rubber)
1781927
Yes. You cut off the plastic over the cork with the cutting blade that is included and place the electric opener over the cork in the middle and push the down side of the button. It stops when done and you lift it up and the cork is off. Then you push the up side of the button to release the cork. It is a great invention.
1492747
I've never tried it on plastic but think it would. It worked well on everything I used it on.
145891
Generally works with synthetic corks. However, it is slightly underpowered so it can be slow with synthetic or hard natural corks. Nice device and easy to use. Excellent foil cutter.
2168285
I have to be honest! I have never tried it on the plastic Davinici 750 ml bottles. However, I would doubt it as you need a perfect fit for it to work. If the design of the bottle is just slightly different the straw might not reach all the way to the bottom....or may be too long.....
1619207
Insert metal pick or tiny screwdriver into cork and hold cork steady while pressing top toggle button.
2222736
It works great with the Avent plastic bottles- so if the glass ones are the same shape then it should work fine.
2125216
Suggest you contact Oxo, and in the meantime, any cork would do. Corks are usually available in various sizes at hardware and craft stores. A plug of plastic wrap also would work.
1522731
Sandra, the internal diameter of the plastic bottle is 1 3/4" versus 1 1/4" for the glass bottle. I took a black electrical tape and wound it around the cork for the glass bottle until I got a snug fit in the plastic bottle. Good luck with you endeavors.
904815
The Grolsch style bottles I use these caps on are 1 1/8" across with a 5/8" opening. They also have two holes 7/8" from the top of the bottle that the pivot, anchor part of the cap sets in. If your wine bottles have these holes it might work.
1352904
I haven't try it. However, it was designed for plastic bottles, therefore glass ones should work too!Hope that helps!!
960963
We bought cork stoppers that seemed to fit, but they were very hard to push into the tubes and sometimes broke the tube. I'd try rubber stoppers next time.
326179
I don't think so. The opener is a narrow cylinder about 11 inches long by a 2 inch diameter with a motorized corkscrew in it.. I put a little pressure on the opener and take care to keep the opener straight. If you don't keep the opener straight , it can end up splitting/weakening the cork. Extraction then becomes difficult.I really like this opener, but I have occasionally not kept the opener straight enough and have had to use a manual corkscrew to finish the job.
1500065
I use both as there are two of us. I have never tried. Put a cork in it, Yara! Should work.
1137161
I don't think I would use it on rubber. It's designed for glass, and may have chemicals that are bad for the rubber. May be all right, but why take a chance?
326393
I don't know if it will work on plastic. I used it on wood, but I tend to think that it would.