I have a 25 oz. Hydracentials water bottle. Would this be long enough to reach the bottom of the bottle?
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Hello, I noticed "Hydracentials" overall height of 25 oz bottle is 30 cm, and the length of OXO bottle brush is 30 cm, I think it's just to meet your requirements.
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Since the bottle is 12" high, the brush should reach the bottom since it is the same height.Please let me know if you need further assistance.RaquelReuseit Customer Service
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Depends on how tall the bottle is. :). But no, only your standard size water bottle and some larger ones. Also has some "hooks" that help with various cans, etc.
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This will fit a bottle with a diameter up to 3" comfortably. Above that is a bit of a stretch; literally! I tried a 32 oz. bottle that has a 3.5" diameter and it did not fit.
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Yes, but as the bottle is 'tall' the cup-holder should be deep, else the bottle will rock from tilt on starts and stops.
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Not really. It's pretty big, you might have a hard time trying to get it back out if your bottle has a neck.
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It should because from top to bottom it is less than an inch. I use mine as a tray to put my dogs' water bowl in
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Yes it will. I use one of these to hold drinking water in a plastic container. The locking piece may not fit though because of the container top. I just use a bungee cord.
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It should not be a problem as long as the diameter of the jug fits.If you use the same size jug and just the smaller bottle of water it will be fine.
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The diameter of the "holder clip" is 3/4". I tried 1 oz and 2 oz bottles, and they worked fine, and were gripped by the holder clip. I tried a 1/2 oz bottle which had a neck smaller than 3/4" diameter. While the 1/2 oz bottle balanced on the holder, it was not gripped securely, and would easily fall off. You'd have to set it in a place where it would not be disturbed, then I think it would work.
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From the pictures I am looking at yes it will. The bottom that fits into the crock or the cooler in my case is wider and longer than a normal water bottle. I would say it goes down about 4-5 inches and is about 3 inches wide. Thats my guesstimate.
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The end is aout 1/2", but is flexible, so would fit into a slightly smaller bottle opening. I found the other end to be better at scraping out leftover product.
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It is too short for my cintgo 24oz, which is not the big one but the normal typical size I believe. I don't have it with me now to test any other size.
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Glen, my initial thought was no because the pouches are sort of oval-shaped to fit the bottles that come with the belt. However, I just tried it and it worked. I was easily able to slide a standard 16 oz water bottle in and out of the pouch. My only question is would my elbows be hitting it if I tried to run with it that way. The 16 oz water bottle stuck out considerably higher than the 8 oz bottle that comes with the belt. I added two pictures to my review to show you the 16 oz water bottle in one holster as compared to the fitletic bottle in the other holster.
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Depends on the size and shape of the carboy. The smallest siphon is not quitelong enough to reach to the bottom of a standard carboy. That's one with the narrow neck that fits a bung stopper. The diameter of the siphons is the same. I wound up getting the medium length which worked better for me.
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I have a 40 oz hydra flask and there's a little room to spare. Definitely will be a tight fit. I will say this bottle holder is awesome!
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It should, circumference-wise. The 24-oz one, though, is a bit taller than what I've seen being used in bicycle water cages, so depending on where your water cage is mounted, it might (*might*) be a tight fit, length-wise. The 20-oz one is closer in length to a standard bicycle bottle, I think. These are awesome bottles, though. Very easy to drink from, but still don't spill.
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I think it will. I measured the end and it will be a tight fit. I use it one a bottle that has a 1 1/4 opening with no trouble.