Hey I just figured out how to "pop" that spigot off. I did it on a kirkland(costco) brand wine in box bag/spigot, but I believe it should work the same for your wine bag. a.) Okay, so first empty the bag so it's flat. b.) Now, observe the back of the spigot and bag neck assembly. Notice anything? c.) The "back" of the spigot(black part) protrudes beyond the neck(clear) of the bag by about 3/8". Hmmm...ever use an arbor press? d.) Okay, now get a thin/wide crescent wrench and secure it on the bag neck(groove). e.) Now, with the "back" of the spigot(through the bag, careful) press down with the wrench(secured on the bag neck groove rim). f.) Pop....see how it works. Kinda like an arbor press. Support by the bag neck(rim) and press out the core(spigot stem on rear). Hope it works for your wine bag. No more jamming/injecting fluid through valve opening to refill, aye.
The Bota brand wine boxes are easy to pop off the nozzle and replace the nozzle. Forget about the Black Box wine boxes, they have a retentive flange inside the bag. Just a time waster.
Why did you leave the water running when you weren't using it! Seriously. You are reusing something to save waste, I suspect...then waste all that water down the drain. Not impressed.
You're right Marilyn, wasting water. I had completely forgotten I even posted this video over a year ago. I actually do have a concentrated effort on saving our planet by trying to do my part.
Oh my goodness, I would have never thought of that, thanks
If you run hot tap water over the spigot for a couple of minutes, you can pull it off to clean and refill.
Hey I just figured out how to "pop" that spigot off. I did it on a kirkland(costco) brand wine in box bag/spigot, but I believe it should work the same for your wine bag.
a.) Okay, so first empty the bag so it's flat.
b.) Now, observe the back of the spigot and bag neck assembly. Notice anything?
c.) The "back" of the spigot(black part) protrudes beyond the neck(clear) of the bag by about 3/8". Hmmm...ever use an arbor press?
d.) Okay, now get a thin/wide crescent wrench and secure it on the bag neck(groove).
e.) Now, with the "back" of the spigot(through the bag, careful) press down with the wrench(secured on the bag neck groove rim).
f.) Pop....see how it works.
Kinda like an arbor press. Support by the bag neck(rim) and press out the core(spigot stem on rear).
Hope it works for your wine bag.
No more jamming/injecting fluid through valve opening to refill, aye.
The Bota brand wine boxes are easy to pop off the nozzle and replace the nozzle.
Forget about the Black Box wine boxes, they have a retentive flange inside the bag. Just a time waster.
Please don’t leave taps running! It a waste of a precious resource!
Why did you leave the water running when you weren't using it! Seriously. You are reusing something to save waste, I suspect...then waste all that water down the drain. Not impressed.
You're right Marilyn, wasting water. I had completely forgotten I even posted this video over a year ago. I actually do have a concentrated effort on saving our planet by trying to do my part.
@@jimbaker8084 so cool you're the uncle i wish i had. Thx for this video