What is the diameter of the pod before filling and sealing?
1304835
The top is 3 inches and the bottom is 2 inches. They are the same size when filled. They are not flat and are about 1/2 high.
1304836
They are not flat, but the lid that folds over and gets sealed is 2 3/4 inches in diameter. The recessed area has a diameter at the top of 2 1/4 inches, and at the bottom of 2 inches. Hope that helps.
1304837
Not really sure looks like about 2 or 3 inches just got my pods and haven't opened them
1683998
It's approx 2 3/4 in. It fits the Ball pint jars (regular mouth).Hope this helps.Denise
2184532
just cut the size you want and seal one end and the fill it and seal the other end. Must seal the small end first.
2052139
I measured the outside, it's 6.5 inches diameter. I also wanted to mention for purchasers that I just put some very hot food in the container and sealed it immediately, then refrigerated it. When I took it out, the lid was VERY difficult to remove. I'd suggest loosely covering it until food cools a bit, then seal it up.
657232
The diameter at the base of the pod is between 2-3 inches. The open/clear part opens up slightly going to the top of the pod. Candy in a sandwich size ziploc bag would fit but you may have to squish it together to get it through the opening. Anything larger like a regular candy bar size (like a hershey bar size) would fit on the short length side but long side may be a little tight.
755815
The part that fits inside of the 2 qt. pan is 7 inches in diameter. The lip that provides the seal makes it a 7 3/4" diameter.
73360
According to my ruler the opening is 6.2cm cardboard to cardboard and 3.9cm from one edge of the gasket to the other. It fits my 12 gallon perfectly. This is exactly the same product that I had to travel to Lowes to get before I started getting them through Amazon.
1846960
Can you tell me what you mean by the gasket is 13 inches across? is this the measurement of the gasket as it is flattened out and folded or when it is in circular form? Maybe it would be better of you could provide the dimensions of your lid where the gasket sits? Obviously, without seeing the canner, I couldn't make guarantees, but I might be able to help you out a bit :)
597540
It fits nicely inside a small mouth canning jar which means its about 2.25 inches. Its perfect for quickly filling jelly jars without spilling. (I also use it for making small sized biscuits ;-)
1565480
I put a heaping tablespoon in - depending on the type and strength of the coffee. That seems to work best for me. you just need to make sure that you brush any grounds off the sides of the pod before you try to seal it or it will not seal properly. Hope that helps.
513410
3/4 cup. I took the filling cup and filled it to the max line, then transferred it to a measuring cup. just a tiny bit under 3/4 cup.
1806560
It is slightly rounded so the top is deeper than the bottom...each pod is about 1-1.25 inches long, about 0.5-1 inch deep and about 0.75 inches wide...
411265
About 20 cm, one thing is that it will never seal itself completely. It will let all the fluid out if you turn it upside down.
1909295
The inside diameter of the syringe cylinder is approximately 1.25 inches (1 1/4"), The [useless] "tube" is maybe about 3/32 ID (less than 1/8th of an inch)
375476
This is what is annoying about this product on this site - the most important issue being inside diameter is never mentioned; but judging from previous questions and answers, I'd say you need the ring labled: Kilner Replacement Rubber Seals for 12, 17, 34, 51, and 68-Fl Oz Jars, Pack of 6, or the middle size, meaning it should stretch to fit 3 inch diameter. Even the Kilner website doesn't give dimensions which are helpful.
2073682
Hello Benji, I'm sorry but, I had 2 older Mirro pressure canners that were the same size diameter and I had a devil of a time finding a gasket that should have fit. When the gasket came I followed the instructions and tried 3 times to get it to work but, the gasket appeared to be too big in diameter. It would not seal, so it was useless to me. Subsequently I just scrapped both pressure canners. I hope you have better luck.
1414890
The "inside diameter" of the hole at the end of the tip is ~0.165" (between 1/8" and 3/16"). The end of the tip is rounded but where the rounded tip transitions to a smooth taper the outside diameter is ~0.27". At the larger end of the taper (nearer the barrel of the syringe) the outside diameter is ~0.38". Any relatively flexible tubing with an inside diameter between .27 and .38 inches could be slipped over the tapered end to give a good seal. Sorry I don't know enough about feeding tubes to give a better answer.