Making an airlock for wine bottle?

[smikes]

I need to fit an airlock on a standerd size wine bottle, holding extra juice for topping off.Easiest way is to buy a drilled stopper( Please tell me the # size) or can I drill out a rubbercork without creating a place for the bad stuff to grow? Drill one and soak it in Meta? Right now its covererd in two layers of saran wrap, each with a tiny hole not aligned with each other and wiped with Meta.


This is for my mixed berry which started at 1.085 and now is below0.090.
This may not have much if any secondary fermentation and in a week I mightre-rack off lees and add some kmet. I stirred it before transfering, but yeast might be spent.Edited by: smikes

 

[Wade E]

# 2 and #3 bungs fit 375 and 750 ml bottles and they come pre drilled.
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