Can you switch out the mason jar's to a quart size mason jar?
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Hi Tony. You sure can. The caps are the same as the ones you would buy to put up vegetables in different size jars. We love our light fixture and don't regret buying it at all.
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I don't think so. The ceiling mount as shipped has the cords so close together that if you are trying to swap out to a larger jar it just won't look right. As it is, with the smaller jars as shipped they are already touching each other when hanging.
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Yes you could. Small mouth only of course. I actually tried it just now and a quart works.
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As long as the lid size is the same then yes you can use quart size mason jars.
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no but the regular mason jar lide will work. However these were not the one I was looking for. The one I wanted were were goldne Havert and the mouyh was a loy bigger
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You would not be able to use a mason jar in place of the mixer jar if that's what you mean. The blades are built into the jar. No interchanging jar action. Hope that helps.
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Yes you can switch out. If they start coming apart during use, a dab of gorilla in 4 area will help hold them together.
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The jars are 1.75" diameter and 3.75" in height. I don't know if you can buy them separately, but I suspect there are jars available that fit.
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There are 2 sizes. The regular size are for the small mouth jars. The wide mouth size are for the wide mouth jars and they will fit the Mason jars. Just be sure to order the wide mouth lids.
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Unfortunately not, do not even have jars anymore. Sorry, hope you find some.
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You can find these jars at Kmart, king supers, or even Wal-Mart... just make sure your buying wide mouth mason 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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Yes. I recommend just buying the lid with out the jar. It's about half the price. And you can buy a mason jar from the store for like $2
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It is possible, but might not make sense. The kit is set up for a more standard batch size. It would be harder to divide up all the ingredients from the way they are packaged. You could also order all of the brewing ingredients separately in different amounts. Different sized fermenter or brew kettle? It takes a few weeks to ferment and a couple weeks to condition if you
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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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Yes they fit the pint & quart size jars (small mouth only). They also come in a larger size for the larger size jars. They are very sturdy. I have had mine for almost 2 yrs and they look & seal as good as the day I got them. You will be happy with your purchase.
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Yes. We use the 2 quart mason jars for milk all the time, both regular and wide mouth. The Recap fits well, so we no longer transfer to the traditional milk bottles.
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Fewer would fit, naturally, but the height of the canner would allow 1/2 gallon jars, so I would say it is possible. I haven't tried 1/2 gallon jars and the instructions in the manual only give times for quart and pints.
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Yes, you can use any size jar you wish. Just remember to adjust the processing time to the size jar you are using. The directions give you some of these times. It is always a good idea to have a copy of the Ball Blue Book for canning & freezing to get the latest processing times. If there is a discrepancy, use your best judgement. These instructions say to process tomatoes 45 minutes. The Ball Blue Book says 80 minutes. I use 60 minutes because any longer causes problems with sealing in a water bath. This canner will not hold 7 of my old quart jars but for pints, you should be able to get about 10 or so jars in depending on shape. Good Luck! Yes, you can use any size jar you wish. Just remember to adjust the processing time to the size jar you are using. The directions give you some of these times. It is always a good idea to have a copy of the Ball Blue Book for canning & freezing to get the latest processing times. If there is a discrepancy, use your best judgement. These instructions say to process tomatoes 45 minutes. The Ball Blue Book says 80 minutes. I use 60 minutes because any longer causes problems with sealing in a water bath. This canner will not hold 7 of my old quart jars but for pints, you should be able to get... » Read More Yes, you can use any size jar you wish. Just remember to adjust the processing time to the size jar you are using. The directions give you some of these times. It is always a good idea to have a copy of the Ball Blue Book for canning & freezing to get the latest processing times. If there is a discrepancy, use your best judgement. These instructions say to process tomatoes 45 minutes. The Ball Blue Book says 80 minutes. I use 60 minutes because any longer causes problems with sealing in a water bath. This canner will not hold 7 of my old quart jars but for pints, you should be able to get about 10 or so jars in depending on shape. Good Luck! « Show Less
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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.