Works Great , this cleans the bottles with ease

It does exactly what it’s designed for. Used it to clean bottles with ozone. Excellent product.

What a time saver. Always washed one at a time internally to sterilize my wine bottles. Never again.

We are actually using this to do commercial cider in 12oz bottles with a manual 4 head filler and can do about 2000 bottles in 6 hours. We use 3 of the trays to keep the bottles moving at a steady pace.

It works great and saves a lot of time.

I use this base with the MoreWine supplied bottle racks for rinsing and sterilizing my bottles. I connect the base to my hot water supply (standard garden hose connections) with an in-line "detergent" injector (available from other sources) that injects Sani-Clean into the hot water stream. It takes only a few seconds to rinse and sterilize a case of bottles with this system. The bottles remain in the rack (inverted) until dry. You can prepare 25 cases of glass for bottling in just minutes. Only issue I have seen with the base is the rack alignment pegs (the red cone shaped pegs) break off easily. That is the only real area of product design needed.

Looked into building something similar out of copper or plastic until I ran across this. For me it was/has been well worth the money. My only concern is that one of the jets sprays at an angle and it shoots onto the side of the bottle and I can't straighten it out.

Exactly what I wanted!

makes sanitizing a breeze

https://youtu.be/VGSuGuKMdAMI am using 2 of these with the same 1HP pump to resirculate heated cleaner through bottles. It works but the overall feel of it is pretty cheap. The nozzles are non removable and 2 of them sprayed to the side, I fixed this by drilling them all out to 1/8 inch holes. You will a strong pump to spray 24 like that. The hose that is attached is too short and most of them will probably not be used with a garden hose. They could have omitted it for the end user to install and make it a bit lower price. They work well enough but you are prkbably going to have to modify them.

I used by Mark II pump and tray, filled it with PBW solution, cleaned 60 bottles no problem. Filled tray with clean water and rinsed 60 bottle no problem (I had faucet continually running into the tray for fresh rinse water). Then, right before bottling, I filled the tray with sanitizer and sanitized 60 bottles no problem. I recommend this product in combination with the bottle holder.

This makes bottle cleaning much easier. I have three and can clean two cases in half the time as manual cleaning. This and the rack that goes with it are a worthwhile investment for any home brewer!

The base (along with the rack) saved me many hours of arduous work. What would have taken me at least two weekends only took me ~ 1 hour. I set this within a large cooler hooked up to a submersible pump, placed the rack on the top and turned it on. 12 bottles cleaned (and I mean 'clean') in 3 minutes. No more scrubbing each bottle by hand, hoping I did the job well. A huge timesaver!

This ia a must have to build the bottle washer. The bottle wqasher should be in everyones tool list for bottling.

Put in a Rubbermaid tub and paired with a cheap AC recirculating pump from freight Harbor with the whole unit sitting in the tub. Used the bottle holder that more beer also sells. Worked just fine (used to clean with pbw-haven't used to sanitize).

I set this up over a tupper ware container and reciculated PBW or Sanitizer. Cleans dozens of bottles in a fraction of the time

I have used these to sanitize thousands of bottles in my brewery. Not all spray straight but minor mod will fix that.

I bought this for cleaning both beer and wine bottles. I just used it on three cases of wine bottles. It worked great! I had some clogged jets, but that was my fault by having some grain husks in my PBW solution. All of the jets hit the center of the wine bottle. I was very impressed. Only complaint is the thin walled supply hose. It is very thin and bends easily, stopping water flow when bent.

I purchased this for the times that I bottle rather than keg. When I do, I tend to bottle a lot, so any way to speed up the process is very nice. I attached this setup to a submersible pump and set it on top of a milk crate in a large container. Fill with sanitizer (iodophor is better for this since it won't foam up like star san, but your mileage may vary) and run for 2 minutes at a time (which works great for me since I can take the time to load up additional trays while I wait), turn it off and swap to the next set. What used to take a painful amount of time is now just a matter of minutes. A must have if you bottle a lot!