Can I replace the lid with a lid from a Ball mason jar? Also, will these lids fit over the Ball mason jar lid?
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These jars fit Mason jar lids perfectly. The lids also fit American made jars perfectly. Regular mouth, not wide mouth.
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These mason jars were extremely cheap. The leaked liquids so for the most part they were useless. I ened up throwing them all out.
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The regular lids and rings do fit but I haven't tried to actual use them for sealing in canning.
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Any size screw top lid for a glass jar that "pops". Lids that are approximately 1/4" deep. The size around the lid is does not matter, it's the depth of the lid, so a mason type jar it will not work on, but any jar that has the factory pressurized type lid it will work on. The 'hook' goes at the bottom of the lid, and you pry it up to release the vacuum seal. Hope that helps
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The lid I bought does fit, but it does have to be pushed a bit to make it do so. Hope this answer is o.k. for you
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A regular mason jar lid will be right at 2 3/4". I measured one of my canning jars and the ID was just under 2 3/4 so I think these will fit. Now you know these lids are for sealing the jars. You will need the lid and the ring to keep it on there. If you are looking for a screw on type lid that does not create a seal check with Lehman's Hardware; they have plastic lids to use once you open a jar of jelly that you've canned or whatever.
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The mesh will fit on a standard mouth mason jar, but the included ring and lid won't. It fits with the mason ring though, just leaves you without a lid.
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I don't know for sure. But, I would not try it, though it seems thick. I no longer use the jar because the lid cam apart and I can't find out how to put it back together. I now use mason jars.
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You may be able to as I seen various lids listed. I would try Corningwares own site too. Hope you find one.
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No. I dont think its the product you need. It goes most the length of the lid. Its not the right part #. I bought this product, it was a little small fitting the opening but I left the inside trim intact and the new unit fit over that. http://www.ebay.com/itm/321146081104?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649
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I haven't tried ball jars, but I can't see why it wouldn't work. It has never damaged any of the jars I have opened. Probably worth a try.
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You can buy replacement lids on Amazon, if this is a standard size water bottle, they will fit. Also you can buy them at water stores or some Whole Foods, and if you buy locally you can check first to make sure they fit.
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No, they fit the flip top lid canning jars. They are too wide to fit the wide mouth Ball jars.
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This lid fits Ball or Kerr brand wide mouth jars in half pint, pint, or quart sizes. Wide Mouth jars are not included with this lid.
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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.
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I don't know of any way to do that. It comes with a hose and a button that says "canister." I don't see how it could mechanically deal with a jar with a screw-on lid. You may be able to buy a special lid from Foodsaver that would replace the standard mason jar lid and which would accept the vacuum tube. You can check that at the Foodsaver.com web site.
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The lid fit on these jars is hit or miss. I have two and one is airtight, and the other is problematic. Something like cookies you may be OK with though
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I asked the company about lids to fit (regular mason jar size are way too big) and he said they are planning to start stocking lids soon, so check back if you want lids for these.
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I've done a lot of canning over the years BUT do not know the answer for sure. I've used like mayonnaise jars that are not as thick as most drinking mugs. AND for sure they did not say Ball or Mason or Kerr on them. Personally, I'd give it a try. Blessings on you new endeavor.