can they be used for canning, or water bathed
1853114
No. The lids aren't true seals for the jars. These are more of a table decorative item
1853115
They are glass and would be fine in a water bath, but you would have to fine a sealing lid or use a paraffin wax seal on it. I would think jams/jellies only.
2180999
I can't see why not, as long as they're no boiling. Pureeing soup etc. would be fine. I like mine so far.
439263
i have not done that but I would think you can. This are very sturdy, well-made bottles. I have bought others over the years and these are the best quality, better than some I paid a lot more for. I use them for things like vinegar, no problem.
1857283
Yes they'll be great for the creams and balms. I use some of the jars for same purposes and never have a leakage etc. problem. The lid is wide so it's easy to use too!
2070840
Absolutely! You will need to wet them for cleaning purposes. They are soft so great for that purpose.
420444
Yes. I use these bottles for that very purpose. I soak my lemon rinds in vinegar, then strain it into the bottle.
1180141
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.
602609
Yes! I use these bottles for a variety of homemade cleaners and they work great!
1373590
If you're really going to use them for water bath or pressure canning, then yes definitely only one use. Metal lids will only make a sterile seal the one time. This isn't specific to this product, though--it's pretty universal in canning (except for the Tattly lids which are re-useable). But you can use them as many times as you want after that if you're using your jars for non-canning purposes like storing rice or nuts or buttons or whatever. I keep a big bowl of used lids for when I'm not actually canning, and then when I break out the canner i also break out my boxes of unused lids.
1913605
Hello, this jar is for decorative use, it will not work for actual canning.
584189
I would think so, Renee, as I use them to make hand and body soap to use in the shower. :-)
614291
Sure, as long as you soak them in water before you use them so they do not burn.
1670540
Yes,you can I would hand wash them though I think they are too delicate to put in a dishwasher
1912156
I use them for washing my face, and I rinse them several times during the process. They should be fine in the shower.
1257804
Yes, you can use them for wet cupping. They are boil-able so disinfecting is a cinch.
715677
I would totally believe you could. You boil water as hard as you can when you are doing canning. It's plenty deep which makes it perfect for steaming
821985
Yes..... you can use pints, just use the recommended process time, it does take a little bit of time to heat the water, I keep my canner on low when I am filling jars and add hot tap water to fill line. This canner is a lot faster than a regular one. Happy Canning