I know these specify that they are for plastic water bottles and they are too tiny for wine bottles but has anyone tried smaller glass (beer) bottles?
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Haven't tried any glass with these - sent the all back. The plant would have to be very small & the weather very mild for 12 oz to be worth the trouble. I just saw a "new" type of PLant Nanny brand in a garden center - it has no plastic part - the ceramics part is huge - looks large enough for a 1.75 litre wine bottle. Like I said before, the type in the picture do not work as they release the water right away. I have a set that are older and round and work great with 2 litre btls- not sure if they are "plant nanny" but it is a shame that the type I have are no longer available. I suggest you search online for all sorts of ideas on how to water plants when you are away. Haven't tried any glass with these - sent the all back. The plant would have to be very small & the weather very mild for 12 oz to be worth the trouble. I just saw a "new" type of PLant Nanny brand in a garden center - it has no plastic part - the ceramics part is huge - looks large enough for a 1.75 litre wine bottle. Like I said before, the type in the picture do not work as they release the water right away. I have a set that are older and round and work great with 2 litre btls- not sure if they are "plant nanny" but it is a shame that the type I have are no longer... » Read More Haven't tried any glass with these - sent the all back. The plant would have to be very small & the weather very mild for 12 oz to be worth the trouble. I just saw a "new" type of PLant Nanny brand in a garden center - it has no plastic part - the ceramics part is huge - looks large enough for a 1.75 litre wine bottle. Like I said before, the type in the picture do not work as they release the water right away. I have a set that are older and round and work great with 2 litre btls- not sure if they are "plant nanny" but it is a shame that the type I have are no longer available. I suggest you search online for all sorts of ideas on how to water plants when you are away. « Show Less
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Will not work with glass beer bottle, the thread is too large. I did find some glass bottles in the pantry that would work, a glass bottle for vinegar. Kind of annoying since reusing plastic water bottles is not a good idea especially if they are outside or exposed to the sun due to material breakdown.
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Haven't tried any glass with these - sent the all back. The plant would have to be very small & the weather very mild for 12 oz to be worth the trouble. I just saw a "new" type of PLant Nanny brand in a garden center - it has no plastic part - the ceramics part is huge - looks large enough for a 1.75 litre wine bottle. Like I said before, the type in the picture do not work as they release the water right away. I have a set that are older and round and work great with 2 litre btls- not sure if they are "plant nanny" but it is a shame that the type I have are no longer available. I suggest you search online for all sorts of ideas on how to water plants when you are away.
614464
I've tried both smaller glass and plastic water bottles with these and they never worked. I ended up throwing them out. I wouldn't waste my money on these.
614465
I have never tried using glass bottles. The key is getting the green plastic fitting to screw on to the mouth of the bottle. If it doesn't fit then it won't work.
617032
No I would not recommend for wine bottles unless you just want to store 2 or 3 bottles only. No room in the door either this frig is perfect for bottled water especially the smaller bottles and soda cans and v8 etc
832625
I would assume not because they are designed for wine bottles. However, I do not know first hand. I use mine for an outdoor bottle tree.
1005228
If the plastic bottle is taller than a Red Bull or tall beer can it won't because it wouldn't fit. However I have never used it for bottles because we buy large water bottles.
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I have no idea. I have only used them with success on plastic 1 and 2 liter bottles and 16oz. bottles.
390055
I've not tried them on that particular eater bottle, but they were perfect for the plastic 24 oz and 32 oz Camel Bak bottles. Helps us keep track of whose water bottle is whose.
1981691
I'm not sure The bottles would have to be close to the standard wine bottle size to fit. If too short, definitely won't work.
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No. Too small. Strong though. They are too thin or bottle cap. Could probably do it if you doubled it up or even tripled them by stacking .
1065920
If the top opening is the same size as the plastic bottles. Are the lids and nipples interchangeable between the glass and plastic? I've only used this on the plastic bottles and it works great. Hope this helps.
710773
The spring caps are not designed for the 12 oz. beer bottles, there is no place for them to grasp on the side of the bottle neck. You need to get a capper and caps.
1472637
Regular wine bottles don't have the grooves that the metal prongs of the caps fit into that hold the cap on the bottle. If the wine bottle originally had a flip-top cap, then you can use these.
1669398
I am by no means an expert but I used them on 750 ml wine bottles that I bought from the store, drank, and then reused when I made my own wine. They would also fit the 1.5 liter wine bottles as well.
506640
I don't think so. Do they? Am I doing something wrong? I have these sippy caps and 4 oz Dr. Brown's and Eventflo glass bottles. These caps don't fit on either of the bottles.
2170271
I haven't tried them but they do fit Avent bottles. They seem very versatile.
1405669
I used them for the bigger wine bottles(1.5ml) and they fit them.Do not know if this helps???
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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.
196498
The diameter is a little less than 3/4 inch so technically it wont work for some bottles but I can assure you they are perfectly sized for WINE bottles, both 750mL and 1.5L.