Can this be used in a plastic mason jar cover?
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It is a rubber stopper with a hole through the center. As long as the lid you are using has a hole that the stopper can fit into without going all the way through I would imagine it would work.
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I've not tried. I don't think it would make a proper seal. I use them on gallon glass jugs and half gallon.
1739523
It will fit snugly in the flip top of the plastic Mason jar lid called the 'reCap'. You can see the one I mean at reCAPmasomjars.com.
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Can I use this on jars or bottles (plastic and glass) for use with Holiday gifts? Thanks.
1009873
As long as the lid size is the same then yes you can use quart size mason jars.
1108000
No the cap only fits the Takeya pitcher as far as I know. Definitely not large enough for a mason jar. But probably long enough you could just stand it in there.
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Yes. But be careful with liquids, when using the reusable lid (which will seal mason jar lids): When I sealed a liquid, it sucked up some of the liquid into the hose, and there is no way to remove the hose to clean and dry it (without sending it for repair). Also, no way to fix the retractor on the hose, if you accidently go past the red. this is easy to do, since you have to pull out the cord, in order to get a simple retraction.
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Yes, it would work great on mason jars. If you want removable, I would use the repositionable adhesive. Don't let the name mislead you, it sticks great until you want to take it off on purpose! If you have any problems getting all of the sticky off, Undo is the best product out there to remove glues.
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Maybe you can used in a mason jar, but is very difficult to write on it and worse to erase.
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I use Mason jars for canning, processing them in a boiling water bath. After removing the ring from processed and cooled jars, a bottle opener easily lifts the metal, rubberized lid. I wonder if the jar opener, as great as it is for vacuum-sealed glass jars (olives, pickles, etc.), would catch the edge of the thin Mason jar lid. If you know someone with a Jar Pop, ask them to try it on a Mason jar.
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Yes they do? I really like replacing the metal ring to the plastic after opening the jar. For example pickles, when not consuming the entire jar. I will replace with the plastic. Just keep in mind these plastic covers are for storage only and will not seal like the metal in the canning process. The Plastic is great for dry storage spices, pasta, rice in the quart or pint jars when you plan opening the jar often
470007
Even if it could, you'd have a hard time getting the canning jar to fit inside. This container is not that tall. I'd say even a pint jar would be a close fit.
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I have opened a plastic mayonnaise jar and it worked great. But I haven't tried it out on any other plastic jars yet.
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I would say no as the bottle and base are threaded with quite a thick thread and that needs to create a good seal however I guess you could try if your bottle has a thread ...but mind you dont strip the thread and shatter the plastic base!! and you will need to creat a hanging mechanism as that is part of the bottle
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I think this is your best bet for punching holes in a mason jar lid. a drill will just make a mess. this punches nice clean holes in sheet metal.
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No, we do not recommend using our Oster blenders with a mason jar. The blender has not been tested for this use.
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Not sure about that. We had trouble with them (4oz)cracking in the bottle warmer so we started using mason jelly jars and they work GREAT ! NO cracking and a lot cheaper.
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Potentially, just depends on how thick the tin is. Anything more than 1/8 of an inch probably would break the plastic.
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Hi Bridget. Yes, but be sure to order the "Wide Mouth" vacuum lids, because half gallon size Mason jars only come with that size opening. Regards, Tom Cannon.