Will these hold pint mason jars?
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I don't think they will. If it did? You may run into glass breaking as well.
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No. Not even close. Just tried it. :-) Besides, it best to store canning jars upright in case they break seal and leak. Best to build shelves.
1757093
No, They will not. They are slightly bigger than the cans and won't roll around the curves.
1691005
It depends on the opening size of the jar. I use them on jars that have a 4" opening ( 10 cm) and they work fine.
2041991
NO.I do not believe so. There is a longer version that I actually had bought that was too thin and long for my mason jars. I would think you would want them. I suggest these.... Bulbrite NOS30T9 30-watt Incandescent Nostalgic Hairpin T9, Medium Base, Antique
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I'm not sure how wide a 16 oz. mason jars are, but, these are meant for small items, e.g., spices like one buys at the store, possibly canned goods. As long as the jars are about the size of, say, a can of green beans, or something, they might fit, but nothing larger. (I use them for spices and canned goods, that's how I know). Thanks for asking.
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Yes, they fit both the pint and quart sized REGULAR MOUTH jars, not wide mouth jars.
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Hi Rodney, I have this item and really like it. I have it packed away right now or I would try out the smaller pint size mason jars to let you know. It will hold normal size mason jars in the center compartments only. The compartments on the edges are to small to fit a normal mason jar. The pint size are smaller in diameter so they might fit, but this little bucket seems a bit deep to drop those pint size jars in the slots. Maybe someone else can give you a better answer.
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In my opinion, no. I do think these would be quite strong enough to risk that. Don't know if your jars are glass or what, but still these are very small magnets. Bigger ones should do the job, but you'd just have to experiment with that and it would depend on how you attach them to the jars, etc.... The small ones are the only kind I've used.
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They should be if you don't store them so water is against the lid. I wouldn't store them upside down, but they should work. They are small though, so I would suggest infusing whatever liquor you want in a mason jar and pouring it into the smaller jars. You'll be able to control your concentrations more that way.
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They fit perfectly on standard wide mouth mason jars pint and quart. Maybe you can see if your mayo lid fits on one of those?
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Yes they will. Actually, these are large enough to hold The Dr Brown Wide-Neck 8 oz bottles, which are considerably large than the Tommie Tippie 9oz bottles.
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Yes, these should fit those jars; the opening is standard. The only jars which they won't fit are wide-mouth jars.
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Yes The regular lids fit regular quart jars, regular pint jars (jelly) and even the half pint small jars. Just make sure not to get wide mouth unless you have wide mouth jars.
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They fit any size mason jar that has the regular mouth, including a quart. They do not fit wide mouth jars.
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I'm not sure? They do not fit the wide mouth quart jars. We used them on the smaller jars with handles and like the other poster, we put birch wood straws through the middle. I painted the kids white and then covered then with these pewter lids and we served lemonade at our wedding in them.
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I have this caddy. Pint jars would only fit in the two center compartments. The four end compartments are curved, so the jar doesn't quite fit.
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These frogs fit regular mouth jars only not wide mouth. Ball makes both pint and quart jars with regular and wide mouths so it is possible if you have the right jars.
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I think they would work for you. I just measured one that has not been used on a jar yet. The inside diameter is about 2 7/8 inches. The outside diameter about 3 5/8 inches. The width of the rubber is 3/8 inches. They have some stretch to them. I use them on glass canister jars with those hinged glass lids that clamp shut. They work fine on those. Hope this helps!!