Can you water bath can in them? do they vacuum seal?
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Yes you can waterbath can using these lids. the reason I use them is for jam and jelly that I am gifting to someone. They can use what they want and then screw the cap back on and refrigerate.
574677
Yes, they are waterproof so you can throw them in a pool or bathtub. Have fun!!!
852714
YES they can because they form an air-tight seal with the correct size tubing...
1508743
Yes you do wet them and then freeze them. They stay frozen a super long time if you use them with one of the Polar Bear Coolers
1152115
i suppose you can. you need to make sure you are mounting to a flat bottom surface. i would also caulk the seals as well with silicone bathroom caulk. hope this helps
1841126
There is an accessory that allows you to vacuum seal jars. I bought it but have not used it yet. However, if it works as well as the rest of the unit and accessories, it should be fine.
1044730
I dont see why you couldnt. Just make sure to seal them against the wall or niche with silicone so water does not get behind them and cause mold or damage
2219784
Yes, You just have to keep the liquid away from the vacuum tube.A good idea it to freeze the product then vacuum sealing it.
495979
Yes, but not all will seal as tightly as they initially did. The travel bags they come with are reusable though as they don't need a vacuum to seal. (You just rolls those.)
903890
No but they are a a small pack that is easy to reseal. The others will not dry out if you reseal. If a real shower is not available it will work. Not the indented use.
2015650
No!! Meats and some vegetables must be pressure canned. (potatoes, green beans). You can NOT water bath or steam can these. Refer to the ball canning website for more info.
1845824
Not that I see. I have been using them consistently for air fresheners and never had any kind of issue (essential oils and water, etc.)
845433
These bags are intended for vacuum sealers that use a water chamber (which are common in commercial kitchens). If you have one of those, then this will work fine. However, if you have the type of vacuum sealer that only uses air (these are most common in households) then these bags will not work.
226188
Not really. They keep air out. They will not keep pressure in the container-it will go flat
141595
I believe they are. I've cleaned them before using desinfectant spray and water and it's still holding up. The seals seem air tight but you may want to ask the manufacturer (Bright Medic) directly to be sure.
2168987
You need a vacuum sealing machine. They are really fantastic for any use. You can seal cooked food or fresh food, freeze the pouches or keep in refrigerator for a bit longer than otherwise. They even make a vacuum sealer with a hand unit as part of the kit. Check it out and do your research. The Sous Vide machine requires using these pouches for the water bath cooking.
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I haven't tried that, but you could put them in the bathtub so the water won't be as hot