can it be used in soda bottles
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I don't see why not, it may be extra foamy and if you leave it in the bottle it will get flat very quickly. The seal is a flexible silicone/rubber material not a hard plastic that seals well.
537849
Each of the pour spouts can fit bottles from a range of sizes of openings. I'm not 100% sure what all kinds of vintage soda bottles ur talking about but im sure it will fit the old coke Pepsi Dr pepper and sprite bottles etc. Most all bottles have about the same size openings so u have a rare chance of them not fitting ur soda bottles.
721476
I don't see why not. My bottles are plastic, but they just sit inside and the stem goes into the bottle to pump up.
2119041
I don't think so. The seal is pretty tight. Any carbonation or heat might damage it.
1582980
Have never tried to put soda cans in, but in noting the other answers, some have been able to use this for soda cans....I really like mine though as it is very sturdy and functional and a real space-saver.
1957380
NO. The item is not able to hold any pressure within a beer can or a soda can. There is one out there that I have used that works as you want but it breaks easily and to often to even recommend it.
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Although I have not tried other sizes, it appears to me that it can handle just about any size bottle. it depends on the bottle opening. You would need to use a bottle that has a large opening, not the type on regular soda bottles. I know that the local pharmacy has sizes smaller than 5 gallons with large mouth openings and they work fine. We bought one that fit, and then refilled this smaller one with filtered water, as it was small and light enough to bring back and forth from a sink with an installed water filer. This is a really god unit. I purchased 2 cheaper ones that each lasted less than a year. Tjis model is the best quality one that I have seen and it is worth the money. Although I have not tried other sizes, it appears to me that it can handle just about any size bottle. it depends on the bottle opening. You would need to use a bottle that has a large opening, not the type on regular soda bottles. I know that the local pharmacy has sizes smaller than 5 gallons with large mouth openings and they work fine. We bought one that fit, and then refilled this smaller one with filtered water, as it was small and light enough to bring back and forth from a sink with an installed water filer. This is a really god unit. I purchased 2 cheaper ones that each lasted less... » Read More Although I have not tried other sizes, it appears to me that it can handle just about any size bottle. it depends on the bottle opening. You would need to use a bottle that has a large opening, not the type on regular soda bottles. I know that the local pharmacy has sizes smaller than 5 gallons with large mouth openings and they work fine. We bought one that fit, and then refilled this smaller one with filtered water, as it was small and light enough to bring back and forth from a sink with an installed water filer. This is a really god unit. I purchased 2 cheaper ones that each lasted less than a year. Tjis model is the best quality one that I have seen and it is worth the money. « Show Less
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The description states that it can not be used with sparkling wines.Because beer has carbon dioxide in it this gas will be pulled from the liquid and the bottle will no longer be under vacuum. I have not used it on beer. I imagine the act of sealing it and only allowing a certain amount of the gases to escape will make it last longer, but it will not be as effective as it is on wine.
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Yes. You'll need to clean the CO2 connection with hot water and a washcloth afterwards. I used it to carbonate a prototype sweetened wine and it worked fine. The presence of the sugar will cause the carbonated beverage to foam like crazy once you finally remove the bottle from the pressurization rig, so perhaps put the whole rig into the refrigerator for a day before hand to minimize the eruption. Re-seal the bottle promptly with the screw-on cap they provide.
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I doubt it. You can put anything in the bottle but It would need to be water soluble.
603622
Didn't work very well on 500 ml soda bottles. Wouldn't contain the cabonation.
1852469
Yes, I use mine for 20oz soda bottles regardless of brand. The drawstring tightens the top snugly against the neck.
40887
I never used mine - it didn't fit my Listerine bottle. I would assume you could - though it might be slow for thicker liquids. Hope that helps.
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Yes, but they are very expensive and much bigger. Soda Stream is a big commitment.It's not cost efficient to throw them out and buy brand new ones.Frankly, i have a bunch of different soda makers and the best by far is the old fashioned bottle that you charge and shake --like from old time movies where they'd add a spritz to some hard liquor. They are like $35 but last forever and the chargers are just pennies per liter.
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I wouldn't be able to say for sure. But if you plan on using them for a Soda Stream, which is what I bought them for, don't even bother. I purchased two of these and they both had some type of chemical/oil residue inside of them.
932557
Hi, I've only used this on liquor bottles and ones for oil/vin. They are cheap enough that you can find a use for them if it turns out not to fit a beer bottle.
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Hi Oscar -- Thanks for your inquiry. You can use any liquid you choose in the Soda Plus. It's fun to fizz up your favorite fruit juices and try different juice combinations -- and it's more economical. You can even make sparkling wines and re-carbonate beverages that have gone flat. Also, the Soda Plus is easy to use and uses any standard brand of CO2 cartridge so you're not limited by more expensive proprietary brands. We hope this information has been helpful. If you want to learn more, please feel free to contact us. Best regards, aaa kitchenstuff