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Question: Does anyone use these for bottling new wine?  or is it mostly a temporary use thing?  Wondering if I could use these instead of normal corks.
Document: Best way to reseal wine bottles instead of corks. Wine last for several days using the Bottle Stopper; easy to use.
Excellent!!! I love all FoodSaver products!!! I boughted it for me and my son! It's perfect for getting the wine always as new!
I am a big fan of the foodsaver and all additional accessories. The Bottle Stoppers work great on wine bottles. It's like a new bottle of wine every time!
Suction does not last. Bummer. I love my food saver but not this particular product. Wish I could trust this to keep a bottle of wine fresh. The handheld suction system seems to work better for wine. Don't waste your money.
I bought these wine stoppers so that I could stop throwing way half bottles of wine. So far so good, I opened and sealed a bottle on Monday and here I am Saturday night enjoying a glass of red wine that tastes just a good as it did on Monday! Couldn't be happier to not throw away so much money!
Not a big wine drinker, but it's great to know that this product keeps the remaining of the bottle just as fresh as the day the new bottle was opened.
The bottle stopper fits most openings, not all. I've used it on 2 wine bottles so far, and it has kept the wine pretty fresh for at least 3 days, instead of one day with the plain recork. Definition of "fresh" will depend on the wine drinker's palette. I purchased the bottle stoppers mainly for this purpose.I can't say the same for olive oil bottles. The olive oil I have is imported directly from Greece.
FoodSaver T03-0024-01 Bottle Stoppers, 3-Pack (Purchased on 08/29/2008)The product was received promptly! It's a brand-name product; and it was brand new. It was purchased to give as a Christmas item. So I can't review the product.I was extremely pleased with the promptness of the shipment.
I received a 3 pack of food saver bottle stoppers. Needless to say that two of them were defective right off the bat, being unable to hold the vacuum. The problem did not appear to be the seal around the bottle neck, but the port hole where the vacuum tube attaches to the stopper. Upon removal of the vacuum tube, I could hear the air hissing back into the bottle through the port.
Disappointed because these stoppers simply won't hold a seal. Had to return to a regular, manual vacuum device instead, whereas this would be a great solution if it just held a seal.
Answer: While they work very well, i have not tried them long term.  I have found that just using one cycle on wine was not always good enough for a week, so now, I remove the tube for the wine cap, restart the vacuum and then slowly reinsert it into the wine cap at least one more time.  I find it makes for a much better vacuum.  I think with the small volume of air left at the top of a full bottle, it would be easier for small amount of air to get in and effect the vacuum much more than in a partially filled bottle.