Does it stick to cork?
1155465
Cork is questionable. There are varying degrees of cork. The cork with the least powdery type finish would be best. If the surface is very clean , the opportunity for Blue to stick will be the best. Good luck.
1700484
Cork is very secure. I have put water in them. It does slowly evaporate after several months, but no leakage. You could always seal around it with some type of glue/adhesive.
1500065
I use both as there are two of us. I have never tried. Put a cork in it, Yara! Should work.
1561956
absolutely, it will stick to any surface. I used this velcro to hang up my home-made blinds onto a metal framed window. The velcro on both the frame and fabric is still intact.
2150852
The screw does pierce the bottom of the cork; however, the cork stays intact and no bits of cork get into the wine. To date, this is the 5th or 6th electric opener we have owned and is by far the best of the bunch. It works great and has plenty of power.
479289
No, but if the bottles have not been opened the wine still goes to the cork. We've had no problems.
1508582
my daughter said she uses a little water to clean it. the cork is very thin. you need extra short tacks.
26567
no, it stays pretty sticky. so unless you cover the adhesive well and entirely, you'll be left with a sticky surface. hope this helps.
2126425
I used this cork for two projects: on a regular room wall, with a backer, for a framed bulletin board; and between a concrete floor and heated floor mats under a tile floor installation. Purchased a lot more than I needed so have quite a bit left over. Yes, it can be applied to a wall using Roberts Cork Adhesive.This is sold at Home Depot stores or you can order it online from Home Depot. I bought a 4-gal pail for $25.97 --again, way more than I needed. Not sure is they offer a smaller size for small projects. Works very well. Adheres well.
1619208
Glad you got the answers you needed. I keep a pair of tweezers in the utensil drawer. This is beneficial in relieving a stuck cork.
620605
I purchased this for my husband and we have used this on several types of corks both long and short. We haven't had any problems at all. It even releases the cork right in your hands. We love it. Hope this helps.
2070759
There is a metal loop that secures the cork. You can see it in the picture a bit; it's what the ribbon is tied to. That secures it very well and it can sometimes be difficult to release the cork.
954412
yes it does but not to the whole bottle of wine, and depends on the diameter but t can cool the middle of the bottle
1507545
it has worked great for us so far. all wine openers will leave pieces of cork in wine at times, if they go all the way through the cork. this opener so far has not done that, but i sure at some point it will. so far no issues with dried out corks. lots of wineries are switching to synthentic and other types of sealing. but it has worked on anything thrown at it so far.
1745371
Not sure. It is very sticky and I believe it would stick as long as the surface is clean and dry.
1557956
I'm not totally sure, but I'm using standard push pins that are just at 1/2" and the flat part of the push pin head is flush with the cork when I push it all the way in. Everything stays really well on the board that I have. No problems.
2006739
It "kind of" works with screw top bottles. The neck on a screw top is a little larger diameter than a corked bottle. The stopper does fit into the screw top neck, but it's not that snug of a fit.