🍾 Tastebar Conical Silicone Stoppers, Set of 6: 3 Airlock Stoppers with Hole + 3 Non-Hole Stoppers. Carboy Airlock Stoppers, Silicone Rubber Plugs for Homebrewing Beer/Wine (Size 3) Review

Met my needs but 2 plugs had a center hole and 2 didn't. (I didn't care since I used thick center screws to attach them to the surface.)

Visit Widgetco's website. Waaaayyyy is cheaper and has a lot more features. Likewise. silicone sucks. It always loses traction for me, I use rubber or neoprene plugs which cost about 1.50 each. Also free shipping!

The corks came pretty quickly after ordering. And they are pretty much exactly as described. So no problem with shipping, Revain or seller. They are perfect for the 1 gallon jugs I have. when they are dry. If even a drop of moisture gets on the cork, they won't stay in. Despite the fact that the top diameter is much larger than the opening of my jug, I pushed it all the way into the jug. Hm. I think latex or rubber stoppers might be a better choice for me as I don't need the heat resistance…

They are exactly as described and fit very well in 5 gallon glass bottles. It's good to have 3 with holes and 3 without holes as this allows you to store wine that has a camping lager added to stop fermentation without worrying about a ferment lock for those vessels. Be sure to wash and dry them very thoroughly before putting them in the bottle. Any dust or water on the outside or in the neck of the bottle will cause them to pop out of the bottle. This is normal for a silicone stopper. If…

I bought them to make mead. While I haven't used them for this purpose yet (Mead is still in its infancy), these corks are exactly what I was hoping for. They are perfectly formed, dense but not too hard, have no noticeable smell or taste (unlike natural rubber) and should be hypoallergenic. The #6 stopper is ideal for the neck of 1 gallon Carlo Rossi wine jugs. I decided today to sanitize my storage jars. If the stopper is gently held in place with the thumb, even the strongest shaking will…