Here are some friends with simlar question as we.And I have this question for many days,anyone help us?
Kitty said: Yes.Does squeezing a fizzy lemonade/ coke/ Dr pepper bottle and then tightening the -I try seach this on internet but no results found.Maybe this is a stupid question.
Mike said: oh,no,you are wrong.I have found as below for this question(Does squeezing a fizzy lemonade/ coke/ Dr pepper bottle and then tightening the ),it will help you,my kids.
Answer:
I've wondered this too. i've come to the conclusion that it doesn't - as the gas escapes the liquid it will fill up and expand a compressed bottle before pressure increases. In an uncompressed bottle pressure will increase straight away. but I haven't done the maths on this.
If you mean squeezing the liquid to the top after taking some out and then tightening the cap, then the answer is yes. I always do it.
Not for very long. I always get cans because I find bottles always go flat within a a couple of days.
no, ive tried to do it. but it doesnt work. i wish it did, just try closeing the lid as tightly as u can
cheers
i dont know.i will give it a try and let you know the answer
Yes, reducing the amount of air in the bottle means that the CO2 in the fizzy drink has less air to escape into, meaning that it stays in the drink keeping it fizzy.
But a fizz keeper works better as it pumps the bottle full of air pressurising it, this means that the CO2 in the drink cannot escape.
no it does not work, which makes me wonder why i keep doing it ':/
Don`t do it!! It absolutely DOES NOT prolong the fizzyness. All that happens is the gas escapes from the liquid and forces the bottle to expand. To retain fizzyness you should buy a small pump stopper and just pump air into the bottle after you have opened it. The air will create a pressure in the bottle and help to keep the fizz in your drink.
Yes,The smaller the space the least gas can escape.
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Cooking Resources from yahoo answers cooking and drinking question and answer channel: Please tell me what place india have got in the feild od dairy industry.also give source of information. I think in 2005 india was ACE but according to latest survey i need to know.
I dont know anything about cooking.. but i would really appreciate some ideas of some dishes i can make here in my dorm. i can get some groceries from the school store.. but they have basic things.. are there any good recipes i should have.. like to pu...
He's selling some kinda wheat flour pancake fried with margarine, and topped with sugar, sweetened milk, and/or chocolate sauce, banana... Would u buy from him? Does it look hygienic or safe to eat? Have u ever bought such snacks while in Thailand or ...
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Kitty said: Yes.Does squeezing a fizzy lemonade/ coke/ Dr pepper bottle and then tightening the -I try seach this on internet but no results found.Maybe this is a stupid question.
Mike said: oh,no,you are wrong.I have found as below for this question(Does squeezing a fizzy lemonade/ coke/ Dr pepper bottle and then tightening the ),it will help you,my kids.
Answer:
I've wondered this too. i've come to the conclusion that it doesn't - as the gas escapes the liquid it will fill up and expand a compressed bottle before pressure increases. In an uncompressed bottle pressure will increase straight away. but I haven't done the maths on this.
If you mean squeezing the liquid to the top after taking some out and then tightening the cap, then the answer is yes. I always do it.
Not for very long. I always get cans because I find bottles always go flat within a a couple of days.
no, ive tried to do it. but it doesnt work. i wish it did, just try closeing the lid as tightly as u can
cheers
i dont know.i will give it a try and let you know the answer
Yes, reducing the amount of air in the bottle means that the CO2 in the fizzy drink has less air to escape into, meaning that it stays in the drink keeping it fizzy.
But a fizz keeper works better as it pumps the bottle full of air pressurising it, this means that the CO2 in the drink cannot escape.
no it does not work, which makes me wonder why i keep doing it ':/
Don`t do it!! It absolutely DOES NOT prolong the fizzyness. All that happens is the gas escapes from the liquid and forces the bottle to expand. To retain fizzyness you should buy a small pump stopper and just pump air into the bottle after you have opened it. The air will create a pressure in the bottle and help to keep the fizz in your drink.
Yes,The smaller the space the least gas can escape.
...
Cooking Resources from yahoo answers cooking and drinking question and answer channel: Please tell me what place india have got in the feild od dairy industry.also give source of information. I think in 2005 india was ACE but according to latest survey i need to know.
I dont know anything about cooking.. but i would really appreciate some ideas of some dishes i can make here in my dorm. i can get some groceries from the school store.. but they have basic things.. are there any good recipes i should have.. like to pu...
He's selling some kinda wheat flour pancake fried with margarine, and topped with sugar, sweetened milk, and/or chocolate sauce, banana... Would u buy from him? Does it look hygienic or safe to eat? Have u ever bought such snacks while in Thailand or ...
correctness,It's Non-profit and only for informational purposes.
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