Can you screw other bottles into this base? I'd like to use it with a bigger bottle so I don't have to change it all the time.
364733
This company sells a 32 oz. feeder that is designed like this one. That size might fit your needs better. Amazon sell it.
184099
Yes, I used to have a 16 oz bottle, but could use the base with my 8 oz one.
296150
yes you can. Just make sure you close the cap tight on it. I have a bottle that I bought over a year ago and I just used it the other day with no problems (Yes, it was a used bottle).
1731380
It does not screw on but rather pops over the opening of the bottle and then you tighten it and it works just fine. I've been really happy with mine. I think it should work for you.
1520746
I would say no as the bottle and base are threaded with quite a thick thread and that needs to create a good seal however I guess you could try if your bottle has a thread ...but mind you dont strip the thread and shatter the plastic base!! and you will need to creat a hanging mechanism as that is part of the bottle
808100
I have had to get new bottles. There may be a way to rework the bottle top, but I don't know how. The refills are readily available tho.
1605446
Yes and no. It is not really possible to see the bottles inside the cooler (well, not the labels anyway) so you'll have to pull them out one by one to see what's what. The ideal way to do this is to have them facing inwards, so you can pull only the tail end of the bottle out and very quickly see the label. Taller bottles won't fit on the shelf facing inwards (so the bottom of the bottle pokes out and keeps the door from closing). So in that case, you place the bottle in backwards; the cork end fits inside the door frame (i.e. the glass area). It fits just fine, but you do have to drag nearly the whole bottle out to read the label. An issue, but an exceedingly small issue. Yes and no. It is not really possible to see the bottles inside the cooler (well, not the labels anyway) so you'll have to pull them out one by one to see what's what. The ideal way to do this is to have them facing inwards, so you can pull only the tail end of the bottle out and very quickly see the label. Taller bottles won't fit on the shelf facing inwards (so the bottom of the bottle pokes out and keeps the door from closing). So in that case, you place the bottle in backwards; the cork end fits inside the door frame (i.e. the glass area). It fits just fine, but you do have to drag... » Read More Yes and no. It is not really possible to see the bottles inside the cooler (well, not the labels anyway) so you'll have to pull them out one by one to see what's what. The ideal way to do this is to have them facing inwards, so you can pull only the tail end of the bottle out and very quickly see the label. Taller bottles won't fit on the shelf facing inwards (so the bottom of the bottle pokes out and keeps the door from closing). So in that case, you place the bottle in backwards; the cork end fits inside the door frame (i.e. the glass area). It fits just fine, but you do have to drag nearly the whole bottle out to read the label. An issue, but an exceedingly small issue. « Show Less
2176516
Not sure how big that is. There is a place in the back for a bottle and chains to hold it in place. Sorry no help. Not the sturdiest rig either so adding a big bottle may limit its mobility.
954003
It attaches at the top. I do not know if it can be used in other bottles, that is a question for the manufacturer as they would have a better understanding of the manufacturing specifications.
1052737
I was able to squeeze the Momma nipple in my Nuk orthodontic bottle ring, but it wasn't a "proper" fit so I would say don't do it. It fits in my Avent Classic and my Dr. Brown wide neck bottles... but Dr Brown's say you aren't really supposed to swap out parts because of their special vent system. So I am thinking it was probably not a good idea.
1101657
No it doesn't but the top is average size so if you have one from another bottle it would more than likely fit.
1688815
You could, but I wouldn't do it. The frame is pretty flimsy and the bottles could fall out. It works best when placed on a hard surface. Plus, it would defeat the whole purpose of having a collapsable frame.
2074598
The tops come in a couple different style shapes and some fit different types of bottles better than others. My wife and I have not had any problems finding one to fit a bottle. They are even secure enough to lay the bottle on its side in the refrigerator after opening. I am pretty sure my wife has used them on a screw off bottle without a problem.
998664
Simple. Just unscrew the bottle, and the two base pieces should separate easily. If not, give a little twist.
1243113
It won't fit any other standard bottle. I tried to fit it to water bottles as the bottle is small but it won't go.
1833944
Yep! You may have to put the top one in on its side, but i've done 3 of the medela bottles before.
808525
i dont see why not, liquid is only in contact with steel and the silicon o-ring. i think its unlikely that it would warp or expand and break the bottle join. it would get hot to hold though.