Can you attach a mason jar to this?
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Sorry it took so long to get back to you but i'm ill. Just for you I searched for my mason jar and tried this experiment. RESULTS: it works great as long as you 1. always make sure the rubber seal is secure in place before you start and 2. if you stop at any point to add ingrediants, clean the rubber and bottom otherwise it will slip and get cut in the rotor ( like mine). The good thing about Oster blenders is all parts are replaceable. Hope this answer is helpful
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Yes you can, it's not suppose to fit but if you hold it in place it will suction jars. You kind of have to shove the attachment into the rubberized part and make sure it's airtight and hold it there
630296
mason jars and bowls come in different sizes. Provide the jar/bowl diameters, I could give you an idea
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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It depends on the opening size of your jar. All Mason jar sizes have a standard opening: regular or wide-mouth. Which is yours? This is for a wide-mouth jar. If it is wide-mouth, then yes, it will fit.
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You will need to measure the diameter of the mouth of the jar. The seals allow for a little bit of stretch.
458368
We don't think so. From what we've read it isn't recommended. At least we don't do it. If it is a real mason jar it should be OK??
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I have not used the jar for this purpose. I actually use it as a garden solar light. As a chef though I wouldn't see why you couldn't. Not with the top it comes with. You need the two part lid with seal and ring. Making sure you have a pot large enough for immersion.
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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 way the threads on the glass look, I would try a canning jar if the real thing is not sold separately.
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Of course, just make sure the hole is the right size. If you're just going to use the plastic airlock and not the carboy rubber part, I would recommend buying some rubber washers that will fit tightly on the airlock on both sides of the mason jar.(washer/lid/washer, and stick the airlock through all the holes)
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Yes, it will fit nicely on a wide mouth mason jar. I think you will want bigger than a 1 qt. jar, though.
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There is the standard mason jar lid size and a wide mouth size. The answer is no, you'll need to have WIDE-Mouth lid.
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Thank you for your inquiry. We have not personally done that but it would work well. The small lip around the edge keeps the jars from falling off but isn't so high that it would make it difficult to get them out.
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There is no separate base device to thread a mason jar onto as on older blender styles. So - no.
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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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I have never thought of doing that but I'm sure you could. Just not sure how you would attach it.