Set of 3 Drilled Rubber Stoppers #7 - Versatile and Reliable Stoppers for Various Applications Review

I have been using them for years and trust them both in my work in the lab and at home making wine. Be sure to order the correct size, otherwise they will fall into the container or not fit properly, resulting in a leak. Nice valley for the money.

These stoppers will not fit jugs with 29mm holes. The connectors required for this should be 25mm below and 33mm above. More wasted money because they don't have measurements. And don't even think about buying her glasses; Amazon doesn't put "FRAGEL" stickers on boxes, so shippers always smash them against sharp shards of glass. The cheapest way to get glass jugs is to buy pure apple juice from a place you can trust.

I wasn't happy to spend a lot of money replacing bottles because the old black rubber stoppers had rotted away. They fit with little effort and appear much cleaner. Now I can be sure that my creatures have clean water to drink, from bottles I can make sure it's clean enough. I measured carefully before ordering and am satisfied with the result.

These stoppers will not fit a pitcher with 29mm holes. The connectors required for this should be 25mm below and 33mm above. More wasted money because they don't have measurements. And don't even think about buying her glasses; Amazon doesn't put "FRAGEL" stickers on boxes, so shippers always smash them against sharp shards of glass. The cheapest way to get glass jugs is to buy pure apple juice from a place you can trust.

I ordered four sets of 3 stoppers. Half were of the same variety: Fermenthaus. The other half was The Vintage Shop. Both are #7 stoppers and are made to the same size specifications, but the Fermenthaus rubber is stiffer than a large eraser and the Vintage Shop rubber is more flexible than silicone. I use these for home brewing and while both seem to seal very well when the bottle and stopper are dry, the silicone rubber slips off when either surface is wet. Fermenthaus plugs don't seem to have