Could this be used to can with a pressure canner outside?
838954
Yes. You'll have to do a couple of things to modify the set-up: * stabilize the stove mechanically - pressure canners are heavy and bulky, and the result will be grossly top-heavy * make a longer-circumference band than the one that comes with the stove. That band is to keep hot air close to the pot being heated, and contributes substantially to the stove's efficiency. Most pressure canners are far too wide to accommodate the provided metal band. I hazard the guess that a band &gt;12" longer than the provided one would fit. NOTE: the inside of the band has several metal spacers to keep the band ~3/8" away from the pot. Your replacement DIY band should have similar spacers - a band that contacts the pot is useless for efficiency enhancement.
51812
You should not can in this appliance. It's not tall enough for quarts, anyway. Also the low pressure is too low to can and the high pressure is too high for regular altitudes (like under 1000 ft above sea level). Use a pressure canner to can.
2046308
I'm quite sure the glass cooktop can handle the weight of the pressure canner. I don't know if I would try to slide anything heavy across the cooktop for fear of scratching it.
1324551
YES! This canner only works for high acid foods such as tomatoes & fruits. A pressure canner is a MUST for low acid foods such as beans & meats. I recommend you look up a university website re: preservation. Good ones I have worked with are Iowa State University & University of Georgia. U of G has a very good preservation book called "So Easy to Preserve. All the recipes have been tested.
148611
Probably not without extreme effort. I do not think it would be useful for that purpose as it sometimes has trouble on thicker beer cans.
299896
I wouldn't see why not. You may need more than one can. Check specifications. The cans need to be situated in a stable position so they wont fall over. Probably would be fantastic penetration if you had most of the shrink wrap still covering it.
821987
Yes and also add a tablespoon of white Vinegar to canner,it will help to prevent a boil water buildup on the canner..
1294302
The direction say that you can. I have not used it for canning yet. Sorry I cannot be more helpful.
2009603
No, it won't. It can be laid down and be used as any gas can that you would use a siphon hose with.
1899611
no it definitely cannot, we tried it for a leak on out guttering, it did not work at all... used out the whole can, I hope this helps.
941991
The canner company says "no" but check with your range manufacturer. As it turned out, mine allowed it, and I have used this on a glass top range - without difficulty - for two years now.
722776
Sorry I cannot say if it would work as an air can, I was trying to use it to spray 10wt oil and it didn't work at all for that.
1457641
Yes. But not all items need the pressure cooker as a canner. I bought this for my daughter before she realized that jams & jellies only need boing water method.
148347
Okay ... don't hold me to this, but I don't see why not. The mechanism is just a simple lever which pushes down the nozzle for you. It doesn't interfere with the nozzle mechanism, just how it gets pressed. As long as the top of the plasti dip can is configured like most spray cans ... the round raised metal circle for the Can Gun to grip on, you should be fine.
401972
The can has a flat base, but it's half-round. So, while it can sit on the ground, it's not particularly stable that way. If it's leaning up against something, then it would probably work. Note that it could be zip-tied to a small post at ground level.
2092595
Yes, compressed air cans can be used, but they do not last long. I recommend using an air compressor if possible.
1253248
You could, but there probably wouldn't be enough pressure to let the hose work properly. However filling a rain barrel and attaching a soaker to the bottom of the rain barrel should provide enough pressure.