International Beer Day is coming up Friday, Aug. 4. And if you're planning to try some new beers, note that not all beer bottles have twist-off caps, so if you find yourself with a pop-off cap ...

The only problem is that sometimes liquid refreshment is trapped in non-twist-off glass bottles which—while very ...

Luckily, switching to cans or bottles with twist-off caps isn’t your only option. You likely have several tools around your home that can work as makeshift bottle openers in a pinch. 1.

Use a staple remover to pry up the cap’s teeth one section at a time. On those rare days when you have both a beer and staple remover on hand (but no bottle opener), this trick is a life-saver.

The OHBO – the One Hand Bottle Opener ... Girlies, grip the cap with your teeth and twist the bottle, ... it is SOFT plastic, not a metal beer cap.

The move comes on the heels of the European Union requiring that caps be attached to some plastic bottles as part of its directive on single-use plastics. Many companies have until the end of 2024 ...

For the third year, the city's Operation Green Team is promoting recycling of twist-off plastic bottle caps with a contest at city schools. Last year city school students collected a total of ...

Budweiser has launched twist-off beer bottle caps in what the company claims is a first for the UK pub industry. Budweiser said the new design will increase ease of serve for bar staff by eliminating ...

Forget about twist ties and bag clips. Next time you need to seal a bag to keep food fresh or stop it from spilling, use a bottle cap.

I can't count how many times, when I first started drinking craft beer, I nearly ripped the skin from my palms. You know how it goes, absentmindedly twisting the top off of a non-twist-off bottle.

The only problem is that sometimes liquid refreshment is trapped in non-twist-off glass bottles which—while very attractive—can be a hindrance if you don't have a bottle opener. But don't worry.