Vacuum Seal Almost Any jar ~ Recycle Glass Jars for Food Storage

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Vacuum Seal Almost Any Jar ~ Recycle Glass Jars for Food Storage
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@HomesteadCorner Год назад

I see the canisters are sold out on Amazon. I'm not affiliated with Avid Armor, but this is the company that makes the canisters that I have. avidarmor.com/avid-armor-3-piece-food-vacuum-canister-set/?setCurrencyId=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiAnsqdBhCGARIsAAyjYjRx-CikSxVaNbMKGc56BD6vo6rKofPU2S4EI-jp3qsjqOt3kn0UbwkaAif-EALw_wcB&fbclid=IwAR3gvA0rHi-PQXMFtwTqSoCSg2cysEvjLLLd2ep-A12NHyNvVLPWDRYPFTs

@theIAMofME Год назад

Thank you dear!!

@nancymcnemee Год назад

Will this work if I have a Food Saver brand sealer machine? It does not have a "canister setting". Will the Avid tall canister hose also fit the port?

@nancymcnemee Год назад

Also... they just sold out! You have a popular video...

@user-hx3ev3ng5g Год назад

Do you know what the vacuum rating of those 6 sided vacuum canisters are, They look like Avid Armor.

@heatherlawless5824 Год назад

@Nancy Frazier I spent a lot of time reading the reviews and am disappointed with what seems to be a claim that the large canister doesn't work with quart jars and also the food saver seems to be incompatible as well. These machines are very expensive and just don't impress me. Just my opinion.

@trishthehomesteader9873 8 месяцев назад

I've been doing this for a few years too, especially with the used glass jars.👍 JUST A NOTE: If you're sealing a powder (spices, milk, etc.), put a barrier on top. This keeps the powder from getting sucked out of the jar. You can use paper towel, coffee filter, muffin liner, a piece of fabric ... Blessings! 💜

@operation316 8 месяцев назад

Thank you!

@eleanorz9965 5 месяцев назад

I cut off the sides of cupcake papers. They fit perfectly in the half-pint and pint jars, depending on the size of the papers.

@sarachaskitchen 4 месяца назад

Thank you!!! Omg ❤

@michelledavidson2102 4 месяца назад

How? Does the wax need to be cut? Just to fit the u Dee’s idea of the lid exactly? We need to know these things? Some may think it’s a no brained but it is still necessary to explain or show.

@michelledavidson2102 4 месяца назад

Meant underside of the lid

@UrbanGardeningWithD.A.Hanks14 Год назад

I've seen several videos like this, and everyone pushes on the lid to show it's sealed. What no one has done, is to open one of them back up so that we can hear that classic suck-n-pop.

@shelbydonaldson5862 4 месяца назад

thats what i was wondering....id like to see it reopened

@jehammond2119 4 месяца назад

Try it yourself that's what learning is all about.

@rip7773 4 месяца назад

I would "try it" myself if i owned all the equipment needed. I would also purchase all the equipment needed, if i was sure it worked. Sealing a jar lid and then putting it in a vacuum to remove air from the same jar, makes no sense. Just open the lid so the viewers can hear the vacuum release = pop. Just "try it yourself "...

@b3autifullife 4 месяца назад

@@rip7773it does work. I seal all my jars this way and it 100% works.

@tarabuxo5633 4 месяца назад

I have some old used mire than once Smuckers glass jars... this morning i put my extra coffee in one and heard the pop! I use old jars for jams and quick pickles and they always works well.

@johnnyz7752 9 месяцев назад

Hint, after you have completed the vacuum, twist the dial on the top of the lid to release the vacuum from the container BEFORE you try to disconnect the vacuum tube.

@EL34XYZ 9 месяцев назад

yep, That's what I was saying while watching the video. :)

@nancyk-ms3pc 8 месяцев назад

Why not just use oxygen absorbers?

@andris9449 6 месяцев назад

That was the first what i think also :D

@Whaaat2008 3 месяца назад

You have to buy oxygen absorbers. This idea allows you to use junk jars and not throw them away. O2 absorbers are great too, but not the point of this particular video.@@nancyk-ms3pc

@TheRealHonestInquiry Месяц назад

@@nancyk-ms3pc They're toxic, they take up extra space and are an added cost.

@walterbrown8694 9 месяцев назад

Growing up on a New Hampshire farm in the late 30s and 40s during the War, my mother, grandmother, and aunts did a lot of vegetable canning during the late summer and fall, The kitchen pantry was full of food preserved in the ubiquitous Mason jars of the era. Squash, apples, and potatoes would usually keep well in the dirt floor cellar, as well as carrots which we generally left in the sand until needed. No refrigerator, but during the summer, a neighbor supplied us with blocks of ice for our icebox. Unpasturized fresh milk from the cows, and when we wanted real butter instead of the store margarine, my grandmother would make it from the cream from the cows milk. During the War, we needed ration stamps for a lot of stuff bought from stores, but the stuff we got from the farm was great in those years.

@mr.garrett7629 4 месяца назад

Thanks for sharing Walt! we need to preserve the old ways as best we can

@michelledavidson2102 4 месяца назад

How was the machine made and the lid for the aquarium? How was the vacuum hose placed onto the aquarium? Maybe some women know how to do this but others need help like me! 😁🤪🥴

@Gator-357 9 месяцев назад

My grandma used to do this back in the 70s and 80s with a vacuum chamber that my grandpa made from an old compressor motor and an old fish aquarium which allowed for a dozen or so jars to be sealed at once.

@mem3769 8 месяцев назад

I'd love to see that. Any pics?

@tclodfelter8789 8 месяцев назад

Wow!! I'd love to see that!!?? ... Welp...I guess I'm on a YT hunting expedition!!!??? LOL

@katherinetribble7847 8 месяцев назад

You Grandpa could have put a patent on this and made millions back then! 🤑

@shelbydonaldson5862 4 месяца назад

thats AWESOME!

@nildarodriguez3974 4 месяца назад

Awesome grandpa.

@mersk100 9 месяцев назад

If the rubber ring is missing, or damaged, use plastic grocery bag. Flatten it out, lay it over the top of the jar, put the lid on, screw it down, then trim away the plastic.

@susanwhitestyles7285 Год назад

My grandmother reused glass jars for jams and pickles and what she did was put wax paper under the lid first and never went off

@obxertoo5912 Год назад

Learn something everyday. Thanks to people like you. Been saving jars for several months now. Why? You never know . Now I know one reason.

@rangerannie5636 Год назад

I started saving them too. 😊

@sandrajohnson9926 Год назад

Same here.

@peace-and-quiet Год назад

Same here!

@terribaht6353 Год назад

Same here .

@theIAMofME Год назад

Yup! Me too!

@grounded7362 Год назад

I completely agree with you about storing your food in glass is best. Storing your food in glass is the safest, cleanest and purest way to store your food.

@zeusapollo8688 9 месяцев назад

Unless you drop them

@grounded7362 9 месяцев назад

@@zeusapollo8688 I guess I would rather take the chance of a jar being dropped than having my food contaminated by storing in plastic.

@cmebeth 9 месяцев назад

@zeusapollo8688 yes, that's definitely one way to ruin your day.

@mlpabq1 4 месяца назад

All plastics are porous to some degree and odors can eventually get through so glass is all I use even for leftovers for a day or two.

@stizelswik3694 3 месяца назад

@@grounded7362 and the plastic seeping into the food like it does today.

@lindachandler2293 2 месяца назад

I've mentioned this before in a couple of places, but I think it bears repeating. One thing that happened with my vacuum sealed jars that I was not expecting at all happened when we had a tornado pass our house and I'm talking very close to our house. There was no damage, but it was within several 100 yd of our house. I don't even know if it actually touched the ground, but it was incredibly loud. I was checking doors and windows and concerned that they were going to pop out. As I got close to my pantry, I could hear ping after ping. My heart sank. Jars were unsealing. That was scary! After everything was over, I started checking jars. No conventionally canned jars lost their seal. And for some mystifying reason, only about 15 half gallon and gallon jars setting on the concret floor unsealed. Other vacuum sealed jars setting only a couple feet higher and all the way to the top shelves didn't unseal. I sealed them back and counted my blessings.

@adb888 Месяц назад

Extreme drop in air pressure, likely concentrated at a lower height due to the air being sucked out at the bottom of the doors first - this is usually where there are bigger gaps. Also, conventionally canned jars are done in a different (industrial) manner, and the seals are extremely air tight. Just my theory FYI...

@Stax-ht9md Год назад

This is why I like RU-vid so much. Channels like your never cease to amaze me, and there is so much to learn.

@jim9337 9 месяцев назад

I love when people say useful things on you tube. I've been saving all my glass jars, now I have a more permanent use for them. Thanks.

@Mermaidin Год назад

Thanks I have these from my old vacuum sealer and from my new one. I never used them, but I will now. We also keep our glass jars so tomorrow I will be sealing up everything! Is it funny I’m so excited??😂

@PaintAllThat 11 месяцев назад

I watched this video several months ago, and just found the canisters for free in the reusables shop at our town landfill. I already have the Food Saver and can't wait to try this. I love glass jars because they are free, impervious to water and mice, and safer for food storage. Thanks for the video!

@HomesteadCorner 11 месяцев назад

Awesome! I love those little free shops! 💕🇺🇸

@marionstade2174 9 месяцев назад

What is a reusable shop at your town landfill? How does it work?

@maureengreen8240 9 месяцев назад

M e too, last year I started pitching plastic and saving glass. jars I so n eed to learn abiyt all thus stuff.

@sheilajac 9 месяцев назад

@@marionstade2174 where i live, there's a tent with tables in it at the entrance to the town dump before the point where you have to weigh in to go in and drop garbage off at the dump. ours is called the "drop and swap' . it's for people to bring things they don't want or need but are still usable, useful items and for people who need things to find them for free. ie if someone has a garage sale and didn't sell everything. it's a small town thing, i doubt its done in the cities but you never know..not every town has a thrift store, or only has one small one. i stop by ours once in a while to drop stuff off but there's not usually much there when i've gone. end of month is probably he best time

@cmebeth 9 месяцев назад

@z3dsdead I think she meant what is the "reusable store" at the landfill. Idk if our county landfill has a store, but that is a GREAT resource! I hate seeing all the things that get dumped but someone could use them!

@gurkamalkaur3207 Год назад

I love that your video gives excellent information and is short. If a video is over 15 minutes, I start to not feel good watching and my attention wanders. I watch videos on 1.5 speed, it helps to hold my attention. Thank you for getting to the point quickly and great visual demonstrations

@johnwunder3521 9 месяцев назад

Me too,i can usually tell if the person is a blabbering bullshiter within a minute.....then they get thumbs down & nasty comment .

@221b-Maker-Street 7 месяцев назад

@@johnwunder3521 You seem nice.

@daganhaddad 6 месяцев назад

lol @@221b-Maker-Street

@shelbydonaldson5862 4 месяца назад

same here, love that playback speed option!

@stizelswik3694 3 месяца назад

aye, i do it sometimes at 2 speed.. especially when the person talks r e a l l y s l o w.

@MIZ932 Год назад

Thank you so much, your clever idea has just saved me a lot of money. I always reuse jars (without vacuum sealing), you could say I'm a jar hoarder 😂

@chickenprepper236 Год назад

Oh my gosh i did not know that little container existed , that is so cool , thank you Jinne

@m.k.1543 Год назад

Omgoodness!! I have been trying to figure out how to vacuum seal that type of jar for like 2 months. I saw a video where someone had a home made vacuum chamber and I have been totally over thinking it since. Yay! Today you just made my life SOOO much easier!! Thank you!!!

@johnb9825 9 месяцев назад

I have a jar fixation... it's good to know there are others... :)

@margaretgragg7828 Год назад

You can also seal regular soup cans using regular size canning jar flats! Try it, it works!

@andimarshall2261 Год назад

WHAT!!!!!

@nancymcnemee Год назад

What types of things do you seal in the soup cans? Never heard of this idea. This is wonderful!

@ArtistCreek Месяц назад

I've never heard of this... we need some more I fo please because that is AWESOME!!

@sherryattaway7952 9 месяцев назад

I love using the canisters to vacuum jars. I sometime even use it to vacuum mason jars. I had a canister that did not hold a vacuum even a week. Just before throwing it out I discovered that it did work for this method.

@andyfunke9484 9 месяцев назад

Been resealing jars for years. Absolutely agree 100% glass jars are basically free. Dry goods, dehydrated and freeze dried goods, and no oxygen absorbers or mylar bags, it's all reusable. 👍

@katiejon17 9 месяцев назад

Do you do this vacuum seal method?

@ronb6182 9 месяцев назад

Mom used to put up apple sauce in jars like that and they sealed. They were very hard to open when you wanted to get into the jar. No vacuum just the heat pulled the lid down, you saw a dip so you knew it was sealed. You had to sterilize the jars, you could just put them in the oven at 250 degrees or put in a regular canner and boil them. 73

@andyfunke9484 9 месяцев назад

@@katiejon17, yes absolutely. For dry goods it works great, especially for jars that don't except regular mason jar lids. One item we keep in vacuum sealed jars are our bulk dried spices, things that we don't use often, keeps them fresh almost indefinitely. We also do this for things like spaghetti sauce. My wife and I may use half a jar of sauce for dinner, we put the lid back on, put in the vacuum chamber, reseal the jar, and put it in the fridge. It'll last weeks and even months that way. The same with things like the big tins of peaches for example, whatever we don't use we put the rest in jars, seal them in the vacuum chamber if they're not mason jars. If they are then we use the foodsaver lid sealer, and put them in the fridge. Our vacuum sealer is probably the second most used small appliance in our kitchen, next to the coffee maker. But we don't use this to replace actual water bath or pressure canning for long term storage.

@katiejon17 9 месяцев назад

@@andyfunke9484 what vacum sealer do you own?

@kamikazitsunami Год назад

If you don't have a food saver machine you can use the food saver jar attachment and a brake bleeder. This obviously would also be used if the power went out and you needed to reseal things. It's probably a good thing to purchase for people who store things in jars.

@fadeddenims501 Год назад

I was about to ask this question! Thank you

@OneWildTurkey 9 месяцев назад

Also - it gives the muscles in your hands a real workout!

@michelledavidson2102 4 месяца назад

How? Show how to make homemade vacuum sealing devices. I’m a single woman living alone and a senior citizen. I not only want to do this for myself but able to show my grandchildren how to do so also

@kamikazitsunami 4 месяца назад

@@michelledavidson2102 I can't show you. You need to look it up in a video.

@xxkissmeketutxx 2 месяца назад

@@kamikazitsunami could you please kindly give me a suggestion of what I should search to find info like your idea?

@sunnybelisle4007 Год назад

OMG, Jinne!...you're a genius!!! You're a wealth of information and I so appreciate that you share it with us. This is such a great idea! Thank you so much. 😊 💖

@karenlombardi8242 9 месяцев назад

Whoa - what a way to save on mason jars for my canning! why am I 8 months late to this party? 🤦🏻‍♀️ Thanks for this!!!

@grounded7362 Год назад

I never thought about using one of the canisters as a vacuum chamber. Thank you 👍🥳🎉

@freddyj1728 9 месяцев назад

I have been vacuum sealing for years, and I never thought of this! Brilliant! Thank you!

@96rallysport Год назад

Another great gadget you can use is the Pump n Seal. It's completely manual, great for grid down situations or if you don't own a vacuum sealer. It runs around $40.00 if I remember correctly. If you can get past the cheesy infomercial it's a fantastic tool.

@patriciahibbert6139 Год назад

What is the name of it & can we buy it Canada (Comieda)

@networkdivalinda Год назад

Your comment just sent me down a short rabbit hole. I'd never heard of Pump n Seal before but I'm gonna get me one! Thanks 👍

@believernotdeciever1014 Год назад

A brake bleeder will do the same thing at half the cost

@believernotdeciever1014 Год назад

@@networkdivalinda A brake bleeder is pretty much the same hand pump got one at Harbor freight

@claireryan8074 9 месяцев назад

I love mine. I also use any jar that opens with a pop to store dry or dehydrated food. I also use the jars for refrigerator jam. They stay sealed in the fridge and yes, I have water-bathed using them for sweet relish and jams without a problem. They always seal.

@yellownightjar Год назад

Love your easy mannerism showing us viewers preps. Good job & keep up great videos coming. Thx

@cbass2755 Год назад

I love this! I’ve been saving my glass jars too and storing rice and grains in them. ♥️♥️

@rodgough4581 9 месяцев назад

Nice tutorial! A tip my grandmother on the farm always taught us, when opening a canned wet type food, always take a clean spoon and take the top quarter inch off the top and throw away...its just a secondary safety measure because if their was any unwanted growth, it would be on the top primarily...all the best...

@shelbydonaldson5862 4 месяца назад

i do that with jams and jellies in the fridge. never go thru them fast enough. but i know its still good to eat under that tiny bit of mold growing on the corner there! 😂

@trish237 Год назад

I love this. I save all my jars, never knew we could vac seal them. Thank you for the tip ! Happy New Year.

@theresariter Год назад

I have been doing this for a little while. It really does work well! I check the lids every so often to make sure they are holding the seal.

@1fluffymama820 Год назад

I love those canisters! When I use the 1/2 pint jars for candies, I put multiple jars in there and make quick work of it. Thanks for the video!

@shellihall5645 Год назад

Girl just when I think I know enough you show something I would have never thought of. You are by far my favorite you tuber

@juliesunshine333 9 месяцев назад

I put this video on pause and went and bought my own vacuum sealer machine. Thank you kindly for this WONDERFUL tip! It fits perfectly into my way of saving food while also making less garbage . I’m so thankful that I’ve been saving so many jars. No more need to hassle with water bathing jars. Yippy Skippy! Slappy Happy!

@kentuckyhome6637 Год назад

Thanks Jinne! I save all my jars and put dehydrated veg and miscellaneous things in them. No worries about pests that way. I'm putting these canisters on my wish list. God bless. ~Laura

@brendanelson1027 Год назад

Wow! Need the canister for sure! Thanks so much for sharing this information with us!

@congerthomas1812 9 месяцев назад

Thanks,I was around people who lived through the last depression. Major mind set!

@tessaeasley8879 8 месяцев назад

You just blew my mind. How great this is. Thank you!!

@lusnorthernhome3410 Год назад

If you slightly warm the lids on a heating pad or the warming burner on your electric stove they usually seal better, but be careful not to burn yourself. Also you can use a brake line bleeder on this if you don’t have a food saver or use the little hand held ziplock vacuum bag sealer. I ordered the brake bleeder and ziplock hand held from Amazon . I think I spent like $30. And the brake bleeder can be used when you have no electricity. Made a video about this canister method probably 8 years ago or so. Glad to see someone else using this and recycling glass jars. You can also use your small standard Campbell soup cans and use a regular recycled canning lid in the canisters to seal in them. After thoroughly washing the cans and sterilization in my dishwasher I let them air dry more on my counter a few days to make sure they are dry so nothing dry I put in them spoils.

@inowillie 9 месяцев назад

So just a cheap $15-20 brake bleeder?

@helmijohnson5079 9 месяцев назад

@@inowillie Please let me know how it works. From the Black Hills of South Dakota.

@paulbergen6574 9 месяцев назад

Thanks for the many good ideas. I wonder if you can refurbish the seal material by wiping it preferably with something food safe, perhaps Pam. If not, make WD-40 which I don't know is food safe. Whatever, I don't know if it degrades the seal material over time. It seems a viable approach over heating the lid.

@shelbydonaldson5862 4 месяца назад

i think i got mine for like 20 bux on sale at good ol Harbor Freight ....

@cheryllwaldrop9732 4 месяца назад

I went to your page, but I could not find the video. Would you mind sharing the link?

@vickiwestlund1837 Год назад

I was today years old…when I learned I could seal any jar!!

@dale5898 8 месяцев назад

They work great.

@patriciaribaric3409 Год назад

My favorite way to vacuum seal jars.

@bigbob16 Год назад

I've had 3 sets of those canisters for years now... As long as you keep the rim on the canisters and the seal on the lids clean they work perfectly

@bjenkins0344 Год назад

Amazing! I have been waiting for something like this. Thank you so much.

@resurrectionsunday4164 9 месяцев назад

This is gold! I’ve never seen those canisters before. Thank you 🙏

@animallover8137 9 месяцев назад

Love this idea!! I save some of my glass jars, because I love using them for dry goods, but I had no idea I could vacuum seal them!! Thank you!!

@MrRKWRIGHT Год назад

Good morning Jinnie. I certainly agree it's better to recycle glass jars and vacuum sea them for food storage - definitely better than letting all that glass enter the wastestream and threaten our precious natural resources. Interestingly enough, I find that Mt. Olive pickles jars are some of the best to use. Thanks for sharing and Happy New Year!!

@dlighted8861 9 месяцев назад

Ever hear of recycling?🙄

@brrjohnson8131 9 месяцев назад

@@dlighted8861 if you're in the USA, glass recycling is almost nonexistent. I broke a huge glass table after getting out of the hospital. I boxed up the glass & drove it around town on tour, trying to find anyone to recycle it. It's too expensive to recycle. It's also too expensive to drive it around town.

@rogerjensen5277 8 месяцев назад

That's because the plastic manufacturers don't want you to reuse the glass. Most plastics can only be recycled 2-3 times!@@brrjohnson8131

@cm9743 Год назад

I have a different kind of container for my vacuum sealer, it is not quite as tall, but I am going to use for smaller jars. Thank you for showing this, as I never would have thought of this!

@Favorite-catNip Год назад

I'm gonna take a second look for those canister jars .

@salc56 4 месяца назад

Love glass too!

@kiriaioulia Год назад

Thank you for sharing this info! I am so thrilled to learn this - I have TONS of glass jars and just placed my order for this!

@pete7894 10 месяцев назад

Works perfect!. Use can use any vacuum chamber. I used a 3 gallon vacuum chamber with a air conditioning system pump, on 12" tall pickle jars. I can barely open them after sealing, Ha

@paulbergen6574 9 месяцев назад

What kind of vacuum chamber? Great idea. I just took apart a 50 gallon water heater and figure it could make any size beyond 3 gallon.

@pete7894 9 месяцев назад

@@paulbergen6574 A Vevor 3 gal vacuum chamber.

@DoubleDHomestead Год назад

Never thought of doing that, thank you for a new storage trick. I don’t throw out glass jars, one more use for them. Thanks

@joeyhardin1288 Год назад

What a great kitchen hack!!! EDIT: Got to share. God Bless and stay safe.

@donnaa2180 Год назад

Wow, thank you Ms. Jinnie!

@gladtidings4all 9 месяцев назад

Thanks. I usually reused my canning lid to vacuum seal in Classico mason jars. But I know I can vacuum seal in the regular Classico lids! ❤️ and also vacuum seal regular jars!

@bobmills3428 Год назад

I have said it once I will say it 100 times love your content keep it coming 👍

@debichats8634 5 месяцев назад

I just found this video and am so happy I did! I have a vacuum sealer for my wide and small mouth mason jars but have been saving grocery store jars for a long time! I’m so thrilled to get these canisters! I have them ordered on Amazon! Thank you so much!!❤

@susieramick7202 Год назад

Your videos are very important and informative. I'm new to the prepping world and watching your videos gives me peace of mind and less worries knowing I did it right. God bless.

@HomesteadCorner Год назад

You got this!! Prepping definitely soothes the nerves, in this crazy world we live it...

@julieannbailey9505 Год назад

Thank you for this great idea! I save all sorts of glass jars but figured I would have to invest in an expensive canister gadget in order to vacuum seal them. I have two food sealers, one of which is an avid armor, so I will definitely be looking for the canisters!

@barbarablue271 Год назад

Thanks so much for this information.

@beverlycottrell3660 9 месяцев назад

This is one of the most useful videos on the internet ,thank you.

@daveallen63 3 месяца назад

We packed our sealer away a long time ago now I'm ordering a sealer canister thanks to this video. Thanks for sharing this tip!

@mariewaldrep863 Год назад

Thank you so much for your videos. I was wondering how I could get those jars sealed. God bless you and your family.

@davidsto9064 9 месяцев назад

Never thought of this but knew exactly how you were going to do it. I know people that do canning in old pickle and sauce jars from stores. I also said it was a bad idea. But they are still alive. I know people that reuse canning lids. They seem to work well. Might test some seals. But does make me nervous.

@shelbydonaldson5862 4 месяца назад

i have some old, like OLD, glass mayo jars that i still can in. no problems!

@JRCHomesteadTexas Год назад

For Christmas I got a new vacuum sealer. Thanks for the information Jinne. Pray, Plan, Prep

@justincase1152 Год назад

Oh my gawd THANK YOU. I am a jar saver and been really tying to think of how to seal them!!

@tryingndoing Год назад

Never saw that before. Great idea. We preppers are great recyclers!! Thank you. Blessings!

@laimaz6340 Год назад

I use a brake bleeder ,,,from Amazon for 20 dollars . Works great !! And saves my vacuum sealer motor

@daphneraven6745 6 месяцев назад

during the pandemic, when Mason jars were crazy expensive, and sometimes impossible to get, I started doing this with my dry food storage. It worked a tight treat, freeing up my actual mason jars for canning applications, where they need to be able to withstand pressures of the canner safely.

@michiganpatriot5321 9 месяцев назад

Just found you and so glad I did! I’ve been saving all my jars and now know how to use them!! Thank you!

@Valeriekaygo Год назад

Nice, thanks for the tip. Btw, I do reuse those jars in my pressure canner with the lids that came on them and they will reseal a number of times.

@pamellamitchell2380 10 месяцев назад

How exactly do you do that? You've just put me in a state of shock 😲 My mind is racing with all sorts of questions. What kinds of things do you pressure seal.

@Valeriekaygo 10 месяцев назад

Just use them as you would any ball or kerr jars/lids. Follow same procedures, wiping rims, warming lids before placing them, fingertip tight. The rubber on the commercial jars is actually thicker and holds up better than the flimsy flats, though most times you can get multiple seals from them as well. Anything you would normally pressure can, soups, veggies, meats, beans, etc. @@pamellamitchell2380

@Valeriekaygo 10 месяцев назад

Also, I am always sure to get the labels and glue from the jars and sterilize just the same way you would care for your normal canning jars. Some are tough to remove but orange oil works to dissolve the glue and remove it completely. Spaghetti sauce, pickles, olives, jelly, sauerkraut, cheese, salsa jars are all good and work in the pressure canner as long as they are glass and have lids with rubber seals. @@pamellamitchell2380

@WH0KN0WS2001 Год назад

Can you drill a small hole in the lid of a locking container and use that to set jars into? Seems like it would work like your set up, but I don't want to ruin my lock n seal container! Haha

@gwenna1161 9 месяцев назад

i reuse jars all the time but didnt know I could do this with my vacuum sealer. great tip! thank you!!

@mjrewerts Год назад

Jars are gold 👍🏼

@gtkohler855 Год назад

Those items not available anymore 😢

@pennykimball4446 9 месяцев назад

Thank you thank you thank you I have been wanting to seal lug jars for over a year Thank you Penny

@diannebritten1454 Месяц назад

You are awesome in helping us 😮

@lisabreeding1861 Год назад

It looks like the canister sets are out of stock.

@jeffreysharp8526 9 месяцев назад

Thanks for the video. However, I have a couple of questions. My pickle jars continue to smell of dill - even after a year with baking soda. Of course, that will transfer to anything stored in them. Any ideas? Also, you mentioned that the recycled jars have to have a gasket in the lid. If it doesn't then, it can't be used? Thanks again for the help.

@1wyldhare 9 месяцев назад

I saw on another video where you take a paper cupcake liner and set it on top of the product in jar, cupped around, maybe that would help like a barrier. Hmmmm

@paulbergen6574 9 месяцев назад

I'm by myself so I make my milk from cans of condensed and dry milk so as to fill a small jug. This leaves half for later use which I rehydrate later. I accidentally found that pickles taint the milk and conversely there's no flavor left in the pickle jar.

@ArtistCreek Месяц назад

Soak in water with alittle bleach overnight...longer for difficult smells.

@donnawilkinson5536 Год назад

I had totally forgotten about this idea, and was throwing jars out. Thanks for the reminder.

@karenbianco1084 Год назад

Awesome! I HAVE been saving my jars. Now I'll look for a vacuum sealer! Great idea!

@lisapop5219 Год назад

Do they still sell those canisters? I haven't seen them in years

@HomesteadCorner Год назад

I've had these for a bit, but they do have all kinds of them on amazon... you just want it to be tall.

@DebiLynn Год назад

You can pressure or water bath can in these too. I have for many years and they always reseal.

@Valeriekaygo Год назад

yes, over and over and over again as long as the seals aren't messed up on them.

@Pausereflectandbreathe Год назад

Wow! I never thought of that! Thank you! ❤️🙏

@maxibake9323 Год назад

Cool, I always recycle Jars. Sometimes the lids on small Jars of Jam or something else, can fit a much taller/bigger Jar, for storing dry goods in, if it had a useless lid before. TFS HC, take care & keep busy everyone. ❤🙂🐶

@patriotpreppermama Год назад

This is a life changer, THANK you!

@nankarl2512 9 месяцев назад

Wow, I had no idea you could do this! Thanks for teaching this old dog a new trick 🙂.

@georgiclifton6670 Год назад

Thank you

@kevinledvina9387 9 месяцев назад

Wow! That’s amazing! Way to think outside of the box!!

@barbsoddznendz1896 Год назад

Thank you!

@imaprepper1866 Год назад

Jennie, I also use my pickle , smal pace and other small glass jars that the lids have the rubber seal for canning jellies and jams.

@pattyschulz8892 9 месяцев назад

You are a ROCKSTAR!!!! Ive always saved those jars and canned in them, but had no idea how to do this!! You totally ROCK! (And the shirt is awesome 💪💖)

@cherylcarter6426 9 месяцев назад

Thank you for reminding me of this.

@solanisomeni 9 месяцев назад

WOW!! Thank you!! I had no idea how to go about sealing other jars than the mason jar types. So, now I'm off to find Vacuum Food Containers! 🙏😁

@lydiashelton3089 2 месяца назад

Been following you for years . I'm always greatful for your tips and new ideas!!!

@eddiebrock7699 8 месяцев назад

This actually works. I have been resealing my glass jars for the past 5 years using a similar process. So far I haven't found a jar that I cant reuse as long as it has the metal lid with the gasket.