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Bottle Top™ are the sensational new way to drink your favorite beverage! We enjoy soda, iced tea, juices and other drinks that often come in cans. They go flat or spill and some people just don’t like drinking from cans. Now simply snap on any one of these colorful Bottle Top™ and instantly turn that can into a bottle! Keep the fizz longer, help avoid spills and keep insects out! An assortment of colors helps prevent drink mix-ups! Just was and use over and over again. You and your family will love the new Bottle Top™. Take a set home today!
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Bottle Tops are meant to fit can tops that are about 2-1/8 inches in diameter, which is the standard size in most but NOT all places (Coke cans in Hawaii are about 1/4 inch bigger, about 2-5/16 inches across and will NOT fit). Other brands (like SnapCaps) seem to be the same size as Bottle Tops.
I bought these because I like to drink Coke from cans a little at a time. These help to keep the Coke from going flat as quickly once the can is open, but won't keep it as fizzy as it was when you first opened the can (you'd need a pressurized top for that). Also, if the can is almost empty, even with the Bottle Top on, your soda will probably go flat as quickly as it would if it weren't covered.
These tops are also useful for keeping yellow jackets out (which matters for regular soda--yellow jackets usually don't bother diet sodas) and for making sure that the contents don't spill when the can falls over.
Drinking from these is a little weird (it adds a glug-glug sensation that you don't get from drinking directly from the can)--but you get used to it.
These snap on easily, but can be a little tricky until you get the hang of it. Open the can FIRST. With the cap on the Bottle Top closed, position the top over the can at a slight angle and push down. The top should snap on, but if not you might have to move it around slightly to find the sweet spot. Also I think some tops might fit easier than others, so if you are having trouble--switch to a different top. It takes a bit of force--if you aren't careful you can knock the can over--so for your first try you might want to do it in a sink. Having the cap closed helps as it reduces the chances that you might crush the can while trying to push down on the top.
Again: open the can BEFORE snapping on the Bottle Top. The tops go on securely and are almost impossible to remove from an unopened can. (If you forget you can use a stick to punch in the top of the soda can.) To remove the Bottle Top, close the cap and squeeze the can. The air pressure is enough to send the top shooting several feet. (To avoid this I hold the top in one hand with a slight prying motion while I squeeze the can with the other. In addition to the air pressure, the way the can gets crushed when you squeeze it often makes the top come off.)
If you are in Puget Sound, you can find these in several stores. Fry's, RiteAid, and Bartell's carry these (in packs that have around 12 caps) for $9.99. (I saw some at Target the other day that were on sale for half price).
I bought these because I like to drink Coke from cans a little at a time. These help to keep the Coke from going flat as quickly once the can is open, but won't keep it as fizzy as it was when you first opened the can (you'd need a pressurized top for that). Also, if the can is almost empty, even with the Bottle Top on, your soda will probably go flat as quickly as it would if it weren't covered.
These tops are also useful for keeping yellow jackets out (which matters for regular soda--yellow jackets usually don't bother diet sodas) and for making sure that the contents don't spill when the can falls over.
Drinking from these is a little weird (it adds a glug-glug sensation that you don't get from drinking directly from the can)--but you get used to it.
These snap on easily, but can be a little tricky until you get the hang of it. Open the can FIRST. With the cap on the Bottle Top closed, position the top over the can at a slight angle and push down. The top should snap on, but if not you might have to move it around slightly to find the sweet spot. Also I think some tops might fit easier than others, so if you are having trouble--switch to a different top. It takes a bit of force--if you aren't careful you can knock the can over--so for your first try you might want to do it in a sink. Having the cap closed helps as it reduces the chances that you might crush the can while trying to push down on the top.
Again: open the can BEFORE snapping on the Bottle Top. The tops go on securely and are almost impossible to remove from an unopened can. (If you forget you can use a stick to punch in the top of the soda can.) To remove the Bottle Top, close the cap and squeeze the can. The air pressure is enough to send the top shooting several feet. (To avoid this I hold the top in one hand with a slight prying motion while I squeeze the can with the other. In addition to the air pressure, the way the can gets crushed when you squeeze it often makes the top come off.)
If you are in Puget Sound, you can find these in several stores. Fry's, RiteAid, and Bartell's carry these (in packs that have around 12 caps) for $9.99. (I saw some at Target the other day that were on sale for half price).
20 of 21 people found the following review helpful
My first attempts at using the things were less than successful. The instructions would lead you to believe that it's a simple thing - just snap on the top and you're good to go! After use, snap it back off! Whee! What could be simpler?!?
Yeah - it isn't that easy.
My first try at putting one on lead to me literally crushing down the can. Drinking from a crushed down can is ... interesting (I don't like drinking from a glass, OK? Sue me ...). I finally managed to get one on ... then, when I was trying to get it off, it broke. Just snapped right in half. My husband finally came up with a way to easily get the Bottle Top onto the can - warm it up a bit first (the Bottle Top, not the can) by holding it under hot tap water. Once you have done that, put the Bottle Top over the can, evenly placed, and push down with gentle pressure (having the top closed helps to make sure that the pressure is even, but if you want to try it with the top open, be my guest) until it snaps on. It has worked really well for me.
However, it took me a while longer to figure out how to get the things back off ... the next attempt to get the top off led to me actually ripping the can itself into pieces, leaving the top bit of the can with the Bottle Top still intact and impossible to remove. Two of them down and into the trash ... Good thing I got a dozen! Finally I figured it out - you sort of squeeze the can at the top while pulling the Bottle Top at an angle - GENTLY - and it pops right off.
So, lots of experimenting and two Bottle Tops in the trash, but now it works OK and I can safely leave my can of Coke on the dresser while I wander around without worrying about a) a cat knocking my can over or b) a cockroach crawling into it. Hopefully this review will help someone to save themselves some hassle! Good luck and good night ...
Yeah - it isn't that easy.
My first try at putting one on lead to me literally crushing down the can. Drinking from a crushed down can is ... interesting (I don't like drinking from a glass, OK? Sue me ...). I finally managed to get one on ... then, when I was trying to get it off, it broke. Just snapped right in half. My husband finally came up with a way to easily get the Bottle Top onto the can - warm it up a bit first (the Bottle Top, not the can) by holding it under hot tap water. Once you have done that, put the Bottle Top over the can, evenly placed, and push down with gentle pressure (having the top closed helps to make sure that the pressure is even, but if you want to try it with the top open, be my guest) until it snaps on. It has worked really well for me.
However, it took me a while longer to figure out how to get the things back off ... the next attempt to get the top off led to me actually ripping the can itself into pieces, leaving the top bit of the can with the Bottle Top still intact and impossible to remove. Two of them down and into the trash ... Good thing I got a dozen! Finally I figured it out - you sort of squeeze the can at the top while pulling the Bottle Top at an angle - GENTLY - and it pops right off.
So, lots of experimenting and two Bottle Tops in the trash, but now it works OK and I can safely leave my can of Coke on the dresser while I wander around without worrying about a) a cat knocking my can over or b) a cockroach crawling into it. Hopefully this review will help someone to save themselves some hassle! Good luck and good night ...
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
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We received some of these bottle tops from Santa and were so happy with them that I had to check Amazon to see if we could get some more. Before these bottle tops, I couldn't allow my children to bring drinks into our tv room. Spilled drinks have been our #1 pesky stain in the past, so I just didn't want to risk it on our new carpet. However, when my family has friends over to play xbox, watch football, etc., it is awkward to have everyone traipse into the kitchen everytime they want a drink. These snap on tops allow the consumer to snap the top closed on a canned soda, thereby avoiding spills. Also, it keeps the drink carbonated. We love 'em! Putting them on and off takes a little practice, but its easy to learn (to pull off, wait til can is empty, push in sides of can to dent it, and the top pulls right off). "A+" to whoever invented these! (One last hint: Don't put in dishwasher, they tend to warp in the heat.)
Most Recent Customer Reviews
easy to use
i find the complaint that they are difficult to get on and off needs debate. You MUST open the can first, then just place the bottle top over the can and smack it down onto the... Read more
Published 4 days ago by L. Bierre
Works, well kinda...
Does the job of keeping bugs and such out of your can drink but DOES NOT keep it fresh and IS NOT spill proof. If you knock it over it leaks like a garden hose. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Miguel
Great Product
Received product on time and as described. Product works well, but you do have to follow the directions, or the bottle tops are hard to get on. Read more
Published 1 month ago by MKoonie75
snap tops
These are cool but I did not realize these only fit standard size cans and I loove Arizonas and Peace Teas but now I will have to buy more! Read more
Published 1 month ago by fattymel
<3 <3 <3 <3
I already have a set of these. They are great for if you have pets or children! I bought 2 more sets and am thoroughly impressed with this product! Read more
Published 1 month ago by Joi
Buyer beware
These are the worst. They do not fit on the can and if you try to force them, the soft drink can collapses. I cannot believe how highly rated they were in some of the reviews.
Published 2 months ago by Bobbrun
Bring back the original product
Several years ago I bought this product when it was American made and called Snap Kapp. The Snapp Kapp version has a screw on cap. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Raymond Smiley
Bottle top covers
This product is very useful, especially if you have children and for carrying drinks in the car. They are very hard to get onto the can without crushing it, however.
Published 4 months ago by J. deGraauw
Clever
These are a very cleve invention. I like the idea. I had a few problems with them, though. They are extremly hard to get on the can. I spilled a few trying to get them on. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Holly
Pretty much unusable
As much as I wanted to love these, I am disappointed. These seemed great for the car, however whenever we use them we get dribbles of soda down the sides. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Stephanie
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