can I use this to recap a commercial beer bottle?
1609587
Yes but only if the bottle has the indentations for the wire pegs to fit in.
1609588
no the beer bottle would have to have 2 holes in each side of thee lip for the cap to lock itself into place.
1609589
No. These are ment just for swingtop bottles. in this particular case for pint or 1/2 l bottles. althought not all the swingtop bottles are the same, there are som differences in sizes and the quality of the o-ring
1609590
No. The caps slide into holes made for special bottles. They won't work on just any bottle.
1609591
Only if the bottle had a swing cap to begin with. Normal beer bottles lack the indentations needed to secure the EZ Cap Swing Top, so only recapping with a normal bottle cap works on them.
257353
Yeah you probably could. The clips are flexible for different bottle sizes.
129474
Wow! That would be cool. I am sure you can use this to make a bottle lamp, but you may have to be creative with the top portion. It may not hold on to the bottle properly. For the price- it is totally worth a shot! Good luck!
298232
Yes, absolutely. Make sure you know which you select as Source and which as Destination - otherwise you might end up copying in wrong direction. You need something like CarbonCopy software.
1150420
No its for distilled alcohol only. It measures the amount of alcohol in the water from a distilled batch
1434442
No, I have used mine for about 15 batches of beer. It is still in perfect shape.
1210651
The only way home brewing would be an option is if you were able to reuse an old barrel. I doubt stores sell an empty barrel.
1551190
it could work, but there would be a lot of empty space near the back of the fridge considering its not deep for two bottles of beer, its really just deep for one bottle of wine. But you could make it work for microbrews....
1528369
Well, yes probably I guess. Why? It depends on how many beers you've had already and if you don't want to damage your teeth, and don't have a proper opener. The part of this tool that you'd use to open the bottle is super sharp - the tip and curved edge...so it will dig into the cap as you pry it open - yeah, it might work, but why - get a multi-tool or an opener - they are both so cheap.
2156636
I would say no, JR. There are three racks, precisely measured for bottles of wine. Depending on the size of your beer bottle, you might be able to improvise!
1527033
Take a bottle cap from a bottle of NewCastle and scan it. Import it into a Word document or other software so that you can change the size of it to cover the Heineken logo.
1285841
You should have no problem if the beer has finished ferminting. The plastic bottles have a great deal more flex than you might think. However, reguardless of the type cap you use, don't drop one or be prepared to clean up a mess.
2170831
I actually brew myself. If you're looking to use this to just bottle your already-carbonated beer, you'll be perfectly fine. As far as carbonating your beer via priming sugars in this growler goes, I'm not really sure. The seal seems similar to other seals I've used in the past for priming sugar carbonation so I think you'd be fine as long as you get your measurements right. I wouldn't put in too much more than about 2-3 tablespoons if you're looking to go that route.Hope that helped!
151386
I do not know. I do know that retail glass bottles like the ones you have mentioned are intended to be 1 time use.
2095912
Yes. It works well for that purpose. We sell that in a concentrated version from 8oz up to 1 gallon.
1347829
Yes. If you understand the mechanics of brewing beer then it is possible to use any beer ingredient kit.
614462
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.