can you use the plastic screw on lids (regular size not wide mouth) on these jars?
1663531
I don't know. If you are using them for refrigerated items, or dried,, like herbs, flavored salts, etc.that would be fine. But I don't think you can can (sterlize) with plastic lids.
1663532
I can't really answer that question. I've always used metal for all canning and Putting up jelly. I'd send an email to the Mason Jar Company and ask them. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
1663533
I don't know. If you are using them for refrigerated items, or dried,, like herbs, flavored salts, etc. that would be fine. But I don't think you can can (sterlize) with plastic lids.
1335847
They work well on my half-gallon and quart wide mouth cannister jars, which have the metal clasps that clip down to tighten the glass lid up against the rubber gasket. This type jar used to be called an "easy seal jar." Hope this helps.
899526
Yes...the glass drinking jars use standard lids. Be careful of the plastic glasses...the lids are not standard.
764973
I have not actually used them as of yet, i still need to buy the jars. The lids I bought are suppose to fit wide mouth mason jars. I just measured the lids (from the top view) and they are 3 1/4" wide.
1068201
No not wide mouth lids. These are what I call regular ones. I hope that helps.
1918213
What you need to look at is the size of the opening of your jars, rather than the volume of the jar itself. These are the smaller lids (70mm), not the "wide mouth" 90mm lids.
1411664
Hello. These lids have universal threading so they fit most regular-sized bottles.
1859084
These fit the wide mouth jars. I think there are sizes just for the standard size. I use them on wide mouth pint jars for summer drinks.
589732
Yes/ I use the wide mouth lids and covers I purchase at my local hardware store in the "canning" section.
461245
I am not certain on size, but I used these lids on spaghetti sauce jars which I saved up.
1305475
Yes and no. I just checked these jars using my Toddy container. The part of this unit that needs to fit into a container is 2 5/16" (6cm) in diameter (across center point). Wide mouth (2 14/16") and NEWER narrow mouth (2 5/16") will fit fine BUT not older narrow mouth jars which are 2 4/16" across the top. That 1/16 of an inch matters, so measure your container carefully.
247989
There is the standard mason jar lid size and a wide mouth size. The answer is no, you'll need to have WIDE-Mouth lid.
1719208
As others have said, you can get the same volume containers in both regular and wide mouth. The "regular" lids fit a jar with a 2 5/8 inch diameter mouth and the "wide" lids fit jars with 3 1/4 inch diameter mouths.
2171629
They will not fit on the wide mouth. Only the standard, probably will be fine on plastic or glass standard 4oz.
258126
Cheryl, I'm not sure. The opening of a standard mason jar is 2 3/8. Your measurement might be a little off. Before you spend the money on these, I would suggest you try the lid of any regular mouth jar. If it fits, you should be good to go. I really do like the lids--used them for a baby shower and several people have asked to borrow them since.
1925123
Sorry I am not really sure. I do not have any regular jar lids to test this with.But my jut would say No. they have a shallower rim. Hope this helps~
410162
Depends on the shape of your 4 oz. jar. These lids fit a standard small-mouth Ball jar. Hope that helps.