Is this ok for scooping stuff into mason jar's narrow openings?
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I think it would work. We use it for ice cubes and we can get those into a wide-mouthed water bottle. I think the bottles have the same or slightly smaller openings than mason jars.
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Yes I think so, it's an small to medium. It's narrow at the end of it. The rubber can bend to an tighter opening if you have to get it in an smaller opening.
1009873
As long as the lid size is the same then yes you can use quart size mason jars.
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Petet, I don't think so, but it wouldn't matter if it would fit a Mason jar or not, it would still LEAK. The weak link of the entire system is the TOP.
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The documentation it states that it will open jars or bottles from 1 inch to 3.5 inches. I haven't tried beyond those sizes.
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Absolutely. I use it all the time for canning jars. Mostly to strain kefir .. but yes, I've used it for both regular and wide mouth jars.
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Not in my opinion. I had three of them, but replaced them with glass mason jars because the plastic began to discolor after a few months and it became cloudy after being washed in the top rack of the dishwasher. If you purchase tall mason jars, as I did, there will be ample room even for carrots and celery. I have never had a problem retrieving anything even though I am a 200 pound man with fairly large hands.
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The openings are too small for the jars to slip through. That is the reason I bought them. I bought two because I can stack them when using the squat little jars. They work perfectly!
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I only use it for spices, but it is very sturdy and free wheeling, so it would probably work for small jars of jam, etc.
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The end is aout 1/2", but is flexible, so would fit into a slightly smaller bottle opening. I found the other end to be better at scraping out leftover product.
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I'm not sure. I actually found these cheaper at Walmart & returned them for a different size. They are not the same size openings as the mason jars I currently have though.
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Good question, although I've never had that problem. I've always been able to hold the jar just fine and use the opener to open the lid without any problem, because the opener is so efficient (and believe me, I have no strength in my hands). However, if I did have that problem, I would probably use a towel that had some roughness to it to get a good grip on the jar without it slipping out of my hand. Good luck!!
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Honestly I bought it and found that my smaller jars and bags fit my needs. The tightvac seals and makes a semi "air-proof" seal, but it's not a vacuum
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Hi Lisa, I do that all the time, but, you have to make sure to close TIGHT the mug in order to avoid spill out the content of your mason jar.
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Hello Cassidy, No unfortunately these jars do not have a wide enough opening to use a 1 cup measuring tool to scoop out the flour or sugar or whatever. I use these jars for everything, but as far as scooping things out, I use a large spoon to scoop out and put into the measuring cup. I own several sizes, from 4oz up to 67 and none have a wide enough opening. There are very nice glass jars from Anchor Hocking Heritage Hill, but they do not have the rubber sealing ring, so I'm not sure how well the flour or product you wish to store will keep.I hope this helps. Thank you, Donna
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It'd be a tight fit..it'd be better to use a funnel rather than chance making a mess
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I would say no to that. Jars are small, which might be good for a one use jar, but otherwise, no.
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You can try to pour it into these containers; however I recommend a small funnel.