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Ball Regular Mouth Jar Storage Caps Set of 8

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Material	Plastic
Brand	Ball
Color	White
Shape	Round
Item Weight	0.03 Pounds
Is Oven Safe	No
Product Dimensions	3"D x 6"W x 3"H

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Use these plastic caps for versatile storage
Perfect for the freezer and refrigerator as well as dry storage
Contains eight reusable regular mouth plastic storage caps
Use these plastic caps for versatile storage
Contains eight reusable regular mouth plastic storage caps
Ball Regular Plastic Storage Caps are ideal for storing or freezing with Regular Mouth Glass Preserving Jars
The versatile Ball Regular Plastic Storage Caps provide more ways to store your creations

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Easy to clean

4.7

Durability

4.3

Versatility

4.3

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Ball Regular Mouth Jar Storage Caps Set of 8

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Product Dimensions

6 x 3 x 3 inches

Item Weight

0.48 ounces

Manufacturer

Ball

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B0000BYC4B

Item model number

14400360008

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2,222 ratings

4.7 out of 5 stars

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#95,157 in Kitchen & Dining (See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining)
#447 in Canning Lids

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Date First Available

September 9, 2003

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2,222 global ratings

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C. Chang

Sadly, it DOES leak

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 22, 2011

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After reading the reviews, I was hoping that the minority who said that the lid leaks were just those few. As soon as I received the lids, I put them to the test. I filled a 4oz jelly jar (from same manufacturer) with tap water, put the lid on tight and turned the jar sideways. Within seconds, water was dripping out. Some of the reviewers say to use common sense and not put a jar sideways. Well, that's not really the point, is it? A lid is supposed to keep contents in. It is not a matter of common sense, but a matter of not having a mess in your bag if you are like me and prefer to use reusable containers to transport your food/drinks or anything else that may have some liquid. So yes, I deducted one star for the leak factor, but I think I am being generous because, I would have liked the lid to be airtight, and airtight does not mean vacuum sealed as the top reviewer would have you believe. Airtight simply means that air should not come in or out, and your food, though not preserved, would stay fresher longer. Husband says all they had to do was add a little rubber gasket to the lids. How about one piece metal lids with the rubber gasket for even more durability and no leaks? I think all of us would purchase those in a heartbeat!

On the other hand, these lids will serve some purpose. I make my own baby food and these lids are simpler to handle than the 2-part canning lids if you are not canning. And once my baby outgrows baby food, I can use the lids for opened homemade jams that were previously canned in the same jars - they are easy to use and easy to open so even my older toddler can open on his own to spread his own jam (probably the reason they are not airtight). Now I just have to figure out a way to transport to daycare without liquids spilling all over.

And here is my pet peeve. The jars come in dozens, why do these lids come in 8-packs? Maybe 4-packs so you can chose to buy 4, 8, or 12. But an 8-pack? If I want lids for all of my 12 jars, I have to buy 16 lids...

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C. G. King

Make ball jars the perfect storage container

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 10, 2016

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I've become a big fan of these jar tops because I use the mason/ball jars for so many things. These fit jelly jars and the little half cup jars as well as the bigger regular mouth jars. For the big jars I use the wide mouth type for all whether half pint or quart so the tops are interchangeable on all, but I make jam and like the jelly jars for that and recently bought the little half cup sized jars for my homemade skin cream so I had to get some of the smaller jar lids as well.

If you're canning, of course you want the traditional two part metal lids, but for other uses where you need to get into the jar frequently, this one part plastic lid is ideal. I use my jars for dozens of purposes, and like the convenience of this lid. When I make a smoothie in my big blender, there is always enough for multiple portions so I put the excess in pint or even quart jars in the fridge for subsequent days. I store screws and nails in jars in my tool drawer. I freeze chicken stock and soup in the jars. I use them for fresh squeezed juice. The list goes on and on. I was buying speciality jars for my skin cream when giving it as gifts, but found the half cup ball jars were far more economical and work well with these lids. They are also great for dressings I've made where a bigger jar would be too much of a good thing.

The glass jars are great for storage of many things, are easy to wash and are endlessly reusable so having caps that work with them and are also easy to wash (do fine in the dishwasher) and reuse is important. These are great as are the wide mouth version.

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Greg M.

Some experiments and some reality get to the truth of these caps.

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 12, 2013

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Reviews for this product are all over the place on whether they're airtight or watertight. So when I received mine I tested them. I filled one Ball pint jar with green-colored water and placed it upside down on a white plate. Another I capped with nothing but air inside and placed it in a large pot (my canner, actually) upside down and weighted down. After an hour, no liquid had escaped from the full jar and none had penetrated the empty jar. From this I conclude that as shipped the caps are watertight and airtight.

But let's be realistic. These are plastic caps. Run 'em through the dishwasher enough times and they'll start to warp. Perhaps not much, but enough that you don't want to store things upside down in a soft moving container.

These caps are fine for their obvious purpose -- covering things which were previously home-canned after they've been opened and while they're being stored right-side up in the fridge. They're also more than sufficient for covering the jars if they've been filled with something else, so long as you're storing it in a normal environment. I wouldn't hesitate to shake the jar to mix a salad dressing or something. They're probably not sufficient for toting stuff around or laying on their sides like wine bottles. Two caveats: One, they're more brittle than they look. A simple drop of a refrigerated, covered jar broke the cap but not the jar. Two, the lids and jar threads have to be completely clean for the seal to hold. There's *no* leeway the way there is with a metal lid.

Happily, that's better than the performance I expected for 70 cents/cap. It's nice to be able to throw my rings back in with the unused jars and throw the lids in the recycling bin.

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