🍾 FoodSaver Bottle Stoppers, Pack of 3 Review

Excellent! If you have a vacuum sealer with extra hose connections for things like cans, it will most likely be fine for that, as almost all of them are designed to be universal for those functions. We ordered one of these and shared three corks with three households and each of the vacuum sealers worked great. They hold their seal fairly well, even for 3-4 days, and bounce like they've just been placed in a bottle and sealed. Ideal for drinkers of all kinds.

This is a fantastic tool for extending the life of wine. I love wine but sometimes I get a bottle I can't drink and it becomes my cooking wine. The problem is that if you keep the wine open for too long, it becomes like vinegar and becomes unusable even for cooking. I've used these corks with a food storage attachment and managed to keep red wine in the fridge for over a month and it's still good. I'm sure you can use them for anything you want to bottle in size wine, vinegar, oils etc.

That has already saved me so much money. I like to have a glass of wine with dinner every once in a while and my roommate doesn't drink it, so I open the bottle, have a glass and throw the rest away because that would be gross. the next day. Now I have at least a week to get the bottle ready (may be longer but it's the longest time I've taken so far). This product paid for itself after saving just one bottle of wine and is probably close to recouping the money I spent on my vacuum sealer…

It's rare that we don't empty a bottle of wine the same evening when we open it, but when we don't it's very useful for us. It's also rare that we don't finish that bottle the next night, so there are times when vacuuming the bottle feels a little unnecessary. Any wine lover probably already has rubber stoppers, maybe even a rabbit hand pump vacuum cap, or they can just pop the cork back in before tomorrow night. However, we used them to store a bottle we knew we wouldn't finish the next night…

We are wine lovers and my husband collects wine (I think it's better than collecting pacifiers!). We tried them and conducted an unscientific experiment. We used a pretty good bottle of wine, opened it, drank a glass, and then used a cork. (COOLING). 3 days later = wine was still great! 5 days later = still very good. 7 days later = same as 5 days later. 10 days later = still pretty good and definitely drinkable! It's bloody incredible. So we paid them right away without throwing away the rest…