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Great advice thanks so much!

When I went to nakpunar, I was confused because I did a search on "lug caps" but got a half a page of stuff I didn't know about. Help? How do I know what to order?

I LOVE reusing repurposing and recycling of I can't reuse it ❤🎉😊

Thank you for the great video. This and #2 video is very helpful

“Never do a quick release when pressure canning”, is what I was taught, as there is carryover cooking time that kills the botulism. Otherwise, great video. Thank you for your efforts.

actually, I'd like to use upcycle some jelly jars with lug style caps into lotion and handsoap containers, but I can't locate any lids that do this. There are ton of options of mason jars, but not lug caps. I am thinking I may have to drill a hole in the lid and use a cap of some kind, just can't figure out how to secure with a nut underneath the jar or insert a threaded ring from underneath...Ideas? Suggestions? Can't find any DIY tutorials for this anywhere either.

On the tougher labels after a soak; this may help - even the plastic salad dressing containers with warm enough not to melt the plastic, the label will slide off, or most if a ton on adhesive, then add cooking oil and baking soda, let it sit a day or two, and it should wash right off. And as noted by many as a frugal gal too, with other names cited; I save the cereal bits after cereal has been depleted; yogurt toppings, baking crumbs across your bread and much more, so salad dressing containers that can not be utilized for canning can offer a nice visual of the variety of cereal bits along with almonds or pecans spiced as a gift, or you can imagine many other options pending your food preferences and interests.

Way cool thku

Better then Famous Dave’s. Opened my first jar today, crunchy, sweet hot. My husband is very critical. He said, these are the best pickles he has ever had…..😅

The video seems to skip a couple of steps such as starting with the vent closed instant Pot. And. why are the jars shown at the end without the screwy top. Also she doesn't mention how to deal with one piece metal screws top that you normally immerse in the water. Otherwise, fairly helpful.

Do these go in the pressure canner at high heat

What is the process of doing this if you have fresh corn right out of the field? Doesn’t need to be cool first.

Can you reuse the lids that came with the jars originally?

Just opened my first jar from my first batch. Woohoo! They’re excellent. My only variation from recipe was I added a little more red pepper flakes and the heat is just right for me! Awesome. My dill pickles will take a back burner to these from now on! Thank you

Thanks for this video. Helpful info. Shalom blessings sister

Thank you so much for sharing this video! i have saved a bunch of jars/lids but didnt know how to reuse them properly. The Ball book and my MIL who originally taught me how to can (peaches) unloaded her fear of pressure canners and non BALL mason jars. Last year a dear friend had given me a ton of mayo jars and guess which one had shattered in the canner....Ball. That set the tone for me to be bold and step away from the "flo" that every one else "the internet" deems safe. Also I wonder how we did it in the depression and how other countries keep food from spoiling. Thank you @richardpaccheco6554 for sharing your testimony!

These will usually release overpressure inside. Put some boiling water inside, screw the lid on as best as you can. Water and steam will come out. I don't know if the jars can hold too much negative pressure cooling from 120°. The smaller TO-66 are more secure because they have only 4 threads. It is annoying that some are slightly bigger or smaller diameter than 66, and must be tossed if the lid wears out.

Norma; eggs keep 6 months in a refrigerator. They may be a bit dry after this period. How long do your eggs keep?

I bought more than i care to admit of those apple juice jars in the DG with the assumption that i could upcycle them and can in them again. Your video validated that assumption, and that is pretty sweet. I have also saved a bunch more lug lock style jars, but the lid size is the most important part. I figured i could get lids from USP or Berlin Packing, which helps a lot because now i know what size lid i would need for the apple juice jars. Thank you

Thank you, newbie here. I just about getting discouraged 😞 . But now I know. 😊

How tight should the lids be, how do I know if too loose?

I really appreciate your prep tips.

And here our Martinelli apple juice can only be bought in a pack of 4 for $6

I just pressure canned a shredded chicken. The recipe says 1lb per quart jar. If i dont pack it i wouldnt be able to fit the whole lb of chicken, so should i just put the chicken up till under that brim?

Where can I get a scale similar to yours?

Thank you!

I just purchased a lid sampler pack from Nakpunar. It'll be handy to have for all those odd jars hanging around.

Does anybody know why we're not getting any more videos from Corky? She's taught me so much. I only have an instant pot multicooker and I can't get any honest answers from anyone about using it for canning. It only takes 5 pint size jars.

Thank you

You answered so many questions, awesome😊

This is SO helpful! I live in Botswana and don’t have access to mason jars. I’m so happy I found this video! Thank you!

Helpful 👍

When you water bath these is the water already boiling when you put them in to seal? I tried a batch and as I was putting them in the boiling water some lids popped off! Maybe I didn’t tighten them enough

Corky!! You are the first person I’ve seen who actually tells us what replacement lids fit these jars. And even where to purchase replacement lids. I can’t afford to buy new jars. But I may can afford lids. Will you please do another video and show us some more details please!!! And take us through the whole process. I would love to watch this!!! Also when you order from the website do you have to buy in bulk? Can you please explain everything? Thank you so much!!!

Oh yes and am subscribing to your channel

Thank you so much excellent video, I'm saving this video ❤❤❤

Sounds wonderful, thank you for sharing! 🍋

How do you get the jars from recycling?

In my country that cute Martelli apple juice is equivalent to four us dollars......can't believe it's only one dollar in the US smh

I just canned crowder peas in 8 jars they sealed great, used to use mayonnaise jars but now the are all plastic ,

Is it the same for red and yellow potatoes as Russell??

Can these type of lids be used for srew on airtight dry storage without heat ? Thanks for explaining i would not have known about the types for canning.🙂

Do you have videos instruction on canning meats? Great info “palatably presented” . (👌🏽)

Do you blush

I experimented with water in salsa jars. Every single one sealed. Still sealed a year later.

Great info!!!

Thank you for your informative video! I like the lit apple jars w/ leaves. Such a shame to throw them out. Hope people are responsible and recycle them if not for canning. I've been reusing store-bought pasta sauce jars for years when I cook my homemade tomato sauce and soups. I wash them 2xs in the dishwasher. I'm also, trying homemade orange marmalade for the first time today. As always the jars were soaked, cleaned de-labeled, and run through the dishwasher first. Then boiled to sterilize the store-bought jars before filling. Do you think I have to submerge the filled jars in boiling water again before storing them?

Thanks for this video, it is very logical. The only problem I have is I never put boiling water in my jars I have a digital canner and it heats everything for me. I will tighten the jars more that is also a good thing to check. I mean really, what is finger tight?

Did you sterilize your jars first? I just got the IP max last night and haven’t used it yet. The instruction book says you should. Also, I’m at 213 ft. altitude, do I leave it at zero because the lowest it 2,000 ft. and do I set it at low or max pressure. Sorry, I want to be safe. Thank you.