How to Vacuum Seal Jars Without Those Vacuum Seal Lids !!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ม.ค. 2023
- Ever wonder how to vacuum seal jars without those vacuum seal lids? Well, I have a way you can vacuum seal those jars. Sit back and learn something new if you don't know already. Make sure you subscribe and like our videos. Thanks for watching and we will see you o the next video.
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I use a hand brake bleeder and the lid attatchment for a large mouth jar. Any small jar that will EASILY slide CAREFULLY into the mouth of a half gallon canning jar can be vacuum sealed this way. Awesome use for recycled pickle jars and dried spices.
What is the name and manufacturer of the canisters
They are the Food Saver brand. Thanks for watching.
Thank you for watching. That is an awesome tip.
This is the best food saver vacuum video ever 😅
Thank you SOOOO much!!!! Also thank you for watching.
I watched a video a few years back on YT where this man used a tall igloo cooler with the water/drink spout at the bottom front as a vacuum chamber. He put several jars filled with dry food inside, screwed the white lid back on, and put the vacuum hose into the dispenser spout while holding the drink button in then turn the vacuum sealer on. It worked...then he did a 1 gallon glass jar and it sealed too. There's different diy's or other items that could be used for sealing. Man he had a brilliant imagination, but it was so cool to watch him use an igloo (work truck type) cooler to get the job done!
That's pretty cool. I just didn't want to buy the vacuum sealing lids during covid because they were ridiculously overpriced. So I figured I already had these containers and didn't really use them, so why not use the canisters in a different way. Thanks for watching.
You are a GREAT help! I have a bunch of glass jars that I can now use. Wonderful!!!
Glad I could help! Thanks for watching
Thanks Angie. I didn't know that you could (re)-seal regular jars using the lid. Awesome savings demonstration!!!
Glad I could help. Thanks for watching
Thanks for the video. I recently discovered I could vacuum my small mouth jars in the large canister when I didn't have that attachment. From your video, I discovered it will seal odd size jars also. Thanks again.
I'm glad you found my video helpful. Thankyou for watching.
I bought a vacuum chamber from Rain Country and I love it. I bought the large one and can use odd jars that olives, salsa, medium pickles etc came in. I like buying things from Costco and because it’s just my husband and myself we lose foods like salsa because we can’t eat it fast enough. With Heidi’s husbands vacuum sealer I can reseal the jars after every use. Plus when the jars are empty I can seal nuts, dried beans, and dehydrated food in them. I wish they had one even a little bit bigger. I got my money back just in food I was able to save and jars I could reuse for things other than what came in it.
That's awesome. It's always nice when we can reuse jars. Thank you for watching.
Do you have a link? I looked for the name you gave and could not find a canister.
@@kevinorr6880search raincountry utube
I could not find them at Rain Country - must have stopped carrying them
@@rundogrun297 they still carry them. Sometimes they're just out. Check back again.
I'm watching again. I just got my canisters delivered from Ebay today. I didn't know there were so many different sizes. The big jar you showed that won't fit inside, I use with oxygen absorbers with dry foods and they seal it. YAY! Thanks for the help!
Im so excited for you. Now you can reuse so many jars and not be limited. I'm glad i could help you.😀
What did you type in to find them, I cant seem to find them
@@skeets6060 She did not give that info out. I saw a German one on Amazon or 80.00
Oxygen absorbers work well in those glass jars that won’t fit in the canisters. I also have the canisters from back in the day and ur absolutely correct that do work. Thanks for sharing!❤ Blessings to you and your families 😊
Thank you for watching. Also, thank you for the tip!!
Thank you so much. I did buy the lid attachment sealers but this will allow me to repurpose those old jars, which I think is fantastic.
Your'e so welcome. Thanks for watching.
Thanks! Now we know what those canisters are for. During the jar shortage I had to put my dry goods in vac seal bags and non-canning jars; been saving all glass jars since.
Glad we could help!! Thanks for watching.
This is brilliant. Thank you
You're so welcome. Thanks for watching
Interesting there is another youtube channel called rain country that sells canisters or vacuum chambers as they are calling them. With theirs you have the option of using a food saver or brake bleeder to do the seal by hand. with how they make food savers to break in a few years nowadays i think its worth looking into. Glad this set up worked for you though
Thanks!!!
I forgot about this, thanks for reminding us😁❤
You are so welcome. 😀 Thanks for watching.
Pretty sure Foodsaver got rid of that large-sized canister. Looked high and low for it for days and it's nowhere to be found. Only smaller-sized canisters are available. I'm pretty sure Foodsaver found out what people were doing and got rid of the large size. They want people to buy their WAY overpriced canisters, but not to use them as vacuum chambers.
That just unfortunate. All I can say is keep your eyes out if you ever go to thrift stores or second hand stores. I saw a canister at a thrift store but it was the smaller one. Thanks for watching !!
The only ones I have seen that were NEW have been on eBay and usually in the 3-pc set
Ingenious! That is a great use of the canisters as I've had a couple of sets and they don't hold the vacuum very well.
That's what I heard about those canisters. I've had them for years and never used them for what they were intended for. Thank goodness they are usefull for other things. Thank you for watching.
thanks, I never would have thought of that
You're welcome. Thanks for watching
Good Job.
Exactly what I do with any jar that I'm re-using.
I listen for the pop when releasing the vacuum.
Not all re-purposed jars will vacuum seal.
The Mason Jar lid sealer does work faster since you are not trying to pull a vacuum in the whole canister.
Watch for when they go on sale. Well worth it for Mason style jars.
Thank you and thanks foe watching
Thanks also for sharing. Going to look for those cannisters
Good luck!
I Love how Angie said, "I'll push this button and let all of the air Out" All righty then!👍❤
I'm so glad I can entertain you!!!! HAHAHA 😆 Thanks for watching.
ACTUALLY, it is letting All the Air- IN not out.
Great video, thank you 👍
Thank You for watching
I pull a partial vacuum on various car paint products that are moisture sensitive. I use a vacuum pump, length of vinyl tubing with the end wrapped in cloth, put the tubing near the the can's cap an cover it with a thin sandwich bag. I put a rubber band around the can to seal it. The cloth on the end of the tube stops the sandwich bag from sealing it off. It works great & a similar idea might work for odd sized jars for you.
Thanks for sharing! Also thanks for watching.
I have tons of glass jars I’ve been stacking away. Too bad my sealer we just got not long ago doesn’t come with anything. Going to have to order soon. Thanks for sharing 🥰
Thank you for watching. Hopefully you will get what you need. Good luck. 👍
That’s great! I ordered a small hose and didn’t fit my jars. The canister sounds like a good solution! Thanks!
With the hose, you have to make sure it goes with the vacuum sealer brand and model number. Thanks for watching.
New Subscriber... Funny, I have a bag on the floor too. Have to vacuum them too! Thank you for the reminder!
Glad I could help.😀 Thank you for watching.
Check rain country. Using pvc pipe the made a canister for certain jars. And use a brake bleeder to get air out.
Also another video I watched. The put a larger oxygen absorbers and then tape around lid or shrink wrap to seal lid.
So many different ways to obtain the same outcome. Haven't tried the brake bleeder but I have seen that idea. Thanks for watching.
Paula's hubby; I made a vacuum sealer from an old 12 quart preasure cooker! A few fittings, a gauge, and a transfer pump for pulling the air out. I can seal 6 quart jars all at once!
WOW!! That's impressive. Thank you for watching.
I would love to know the directions for making that
I need to learn how to make a pressure chamber!
Thank you, I didn't know .
You're welcome!!
BEST TIP i saw ages ago, use the food saver canister to seal salsa jars/ pickle jars.
Game changer b/c can seal those other jars and leave mason jars for canning.
That is a good idea. Thank you for watching.
For those big containers build a pvc pipe chamber to pull the air out
Thank you for the suggestion. Also thank you for watching.
Show a vidio or picture for pvc. PLEASE
I make the pvc chambers and have a video explaining how on my channel.
Awesome video Goddess! I've had a cheaper foodsaver & an Excalibur dehydrator since last yr but haven't used the foodsaver yet since my fur baby cat daughter passed on around that time & all the unboxing & most homestead vids around that time never got posted yet, but will hopefully catch up soon & start using it for my dehydrated & dry goods in old store jars I keep. It didn't come w/the jar attachment piece but hopefully I'll get one soon or use the break bleeder or this method if I find a canister☺
Best of luck to you. Thanks for watching
Thank you 🙏
You're welcome
During Covid I got lucky to find the small lid sealer, I already had the big one. They don’t make them anymore and you have to keep looking and be diligent. I still have pasta sealer from 2021.
Yep, during covid I was looking for the lid sealer also and I was not going to pay the outrageous price they wanted for them. Then I realized I could do it with my canisters and figured I would show other people how I did it. Thanks for watching.
Wow! Ty so much!
You're so welcome. Thank you for watching.
Thank you!!
You're welcome, and thank you for watching.
great! thanks!
You're welcome. Thanks for watching
You're just too stinkin' cute! Love your attitude. Thanks for sharing.
Oh my gosh, THANK YOU for that. Also, thank you for watching!!
Thanks
You very welcome and thank you for watching.
Hubby gave me his old water cooler and made a hole in lid to vacuum seal. We also bought a large cookie jar and turned it into a vacuum chamber. Is also a video on TH-cam think maybe rain country not sure. On making vacuum chamber out of pvc pipe and a break bleeder or your foodsaver
That is awesome! Thanks for the info. Thank you for watching
It is strange that it can suck out the air from another jar with a one-piece closed lid. Hadn't expected to learn that at all. Too bad that those canisters are hard to find though.
I didn't know they were so hard to find until someone else commented about that and thank you for watching.
@@MaryGwenDungan Great for most of the population with a Walmart within 15 minutes of their home but I'm on a remote and isolated island with only one tiny grocery store and only a few hundred residents. Most stores with online shopping charge more for shipping than the price of the item. I rarely travel now but when I did have my long list, I used to find that most of the items were not in stock in the stores anyway. I've learned how to do without or use other methods, but found this interesting. Thanks also for the info.
Greetings, love your video, and your energy !! Could you please tell me what the medium, and large, Vacuum canisters Model numbers are ??
I believe they don't make them anymore. You might find them on eBay or at some thrift stores. I couldn't tell you what their model number is because they are packed away in storage. Wish I had better news. Thanks for watching!!
I have a food saver and the canisters, for dry goods I use ordinary shop bought jars good way to seal your dry goods and save the canning jars for the good stuff😊
Oh goooood!! Thanks for watching.
Where can you buy the hose and the canisters?
0:41 for some reason, this puts a big smile on my face
I'm so glad I can make you smile , even if it's for something silly. Thank you for watching.
Great video!! learned so much. Can you tell me what the largest canister model # is or it's dimensions? I would like to search for it.
The dimensions is roughly 9" high by 5 3/4" wide. That is without the lid on. Thanks for watching
Great tip good to know this thanks for sharing . 😉👍
I am wondering after 6 months would they still hold that vacuum seal ?
All the ones I did are still holding their seal. Thanks for watching.
Can you tell me which version I need to do this? Ive been wanting to do stuff like this. Does the Food Saver include the attachment to put the jars in or is that extra. There are a lot out there, so I don’t know which one to buy.
I can't remember if the attachments came with my food saver. I bought my food saver over 20 yrs ago. They don't make the canisters that I have anymore which I found out from other viewers. However, you might find them at thrift stores or I've seen some on eBay. Sorry I can't help you with what version because mine is like really old and I never used anything else. Good luck!! Thanks for watching.
Where do you get the canisters from in uk we can only get storage vac canisters but there to put your produce in please
They don't make this kind any more. You might find them at second hand stores or try eBay. Thanks for watching.
Wow you know how to take the long road to get there
Not everyone can follow easy steps. Sometimes you just have to over simplify things.🙂 Thanks for watching
Can you tell me the name of the canister brand you're using? And do know if it is compatible with a vs3110 FoodSaver?
The canisters are the Food Saver brand. They came with my food saver when I first bought it. I'm not sure if it compatible. Sorry I couldn't be much help. Thanks for watching.
Hi. I loveeee this idea. Do you have a direct link of the canisters you got? Thanks.
Sorry, I don't have a link. Sometimes you can find them at thrift stores, or I saw some on eBay awhile ago. Thanks for watching.
Is it possible to do this with regular screw-on metal lids? I'm referring to the kind that are like a like a one-piece Ball canning lid (if such a thing existed).
Yes it is possible. I reuse my spaghetti jars and they are the regular jar lids.
I bought the lids. They don't work well at all. I have been waiting until summer and setting the jars outside. It gets hot enough here the jars seal naturally in the sun. I add a food grade silica packet to the jar as well. Just to make me feel better.
That's the first I ever heard of placing them in the sun. Interesting!! Thank you for watching.
were did you get the canisters thank you GOD bless
I bought these years ago. I'm told they don't make them anymore, but people find them on eBay or at thrift stores. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching
Do you have a link for that tall vaccum canister?
I don't. A bunch of people commented that they are hard to find and are no longer being made. I did see some on ebay. They are the canisters from food saver. Hope that helps.
Where did you get that giant vacuum jar from? I need one.
That's a nice large size, I need one myself!
I wish I had good news but I learned they don't make them anymore but you might find them on eBay or look at thrift stores. Hope that helps somewhat. Thanks for watching.
I am pretty sure that I know the answers, but: even with new mason jar rings and lids this technique does not replace water bath canning for perishable foods? Regardless of new or reused jars/lids, this technique is to be used ONLY for dry goods, rice, beans, coffee, etc to vastly extend the shelf life/freshness?
That is correct. You only do this with dry goods. Thanks for watching!!
Hi, where did you purchase your vaccum canister?
I bought them over 20 years ago. You might have luck finding them on eBay or at thrift stores. Thanks for watching.
Yeah but how tight/loose are you putting the lid onto the jar before placing into the plastic container. Trial and error, or just till you start to feel resistance?
I tighten it to just feel the resistance. You don't want to tighten it really hard. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching.
I can't find those canisters at all- I think foodsaver has stopped making them- found another set that will work- will be keeping my eye out at garage sales and goodwill
I was lucky to get them when they first came out. I have heard they don't make them anymore. Good luck.
Great video! I'm trying to find large enough canisters but to no avail. Does anyone have a link that would fit large size? I have over 60 RAO sauce jars which are just a little bit taller than a quart glass jar, and A mouth slightly smaller than your typical regular mouth
Try some thrift stores or maybe look on eBay. Hope you find what your looking for. Thanks for watching.
How long can you store beans or legumes?
I'm not sure. But I would think if they are vacuumed sealed they could last a while. Thanks for watching.
Where did u get the canisters. I Need them. Please respond
I've had these over 15yrs. I found out they don't make them any longer, but you might find them on ebay or at thrift/second hand stores. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching.
#replay where did you get the silver 1 pc canning lids?
They came with the jar. Thanks for watching
Where can we buy the canisters?
Try eBay or look at thrift stores. They don't make them any more, at least that is what I have been told by a lot of people. Thanks for watching.
How tight do you tighten the jar lid before vacuum sealing
You want them tight enough, like when you put the lid back on and close it. Hope that helps.
Do you dehydrate foods and use this method to store them?
Yes I do.
Where did you buy the canisters?
I bought these a really long time ago. It seems they don't make these anymore. The brand is FoodSaver. I've seen them at thrift stores or on eBay. Hope you find what you're looking for. Thanks for watching.
Do you have to wipe the top of the glass jar with vinegar n then seal?
I didn't, but you can if you want to. Thanks for watching.
So you don’t use oxygen absorbers before when you seal your jars?
Nope. You can use oxygen absorbers if you want to make sure all the air is out but if you vacuum seal them you don't need them. At least that is what I have done. Thanks for watching.
Where do find your large canisters?
Unfortunately I found out they stopped making them. You might find them at thrift stores or on eBay. Hope you find some. Thanks for watching.
@@SuptoNutzmake one from PVC PIPE. There are a few DIY VAC JAR SEALERS videos on TH-cam.
Hope this helps?
Where can we get those canisters?
You might find them on eBay or at thrift stores. People have told me they don't make them any more. Thanks for watching.
Where can you purchase those kind of canisters to help seal?
The ones I have are no longer made, i guess, because a lot of people couldn'tfindthem, but I know some people are selling them on eBay. Sometimes you can also find them at thrift stores or second-hand stores . Thanks for watching.
I cannot seem to find a canister large enough for jars...bummer. Any links?
You might want to try eBay, or look at thrift stores. Food Saver doesn't make them any more from what others have told me. Thanks for watching and I hope you find them.
So where did you find these canasters ????
They don't make these anymore. But you could find them at thrift stores or sometimes on eBay.
Where can I get one of those sealing vacuum jars, I can't find where their sold.
They don't make them anymore. You might be able to find them at thrift stores or on ebay. Thanks for watching.
When you press the valve you are letting air into the cylinder not out. All the air was sucked out.❤
I'm letting the air out of the canister so that I can take my jar out. Thanks for watching.
Where can I get these canisters from? I need these!
They no longer sale them but you can look on eBay and find them. Sometimes you can also find them at thrift/second hand stores. Best of luck. Also thanks for watching.
Where can you find the canisters?
You can get some from eBay or maybe look at second hand stores. I found out they don't make them anymore.
Ive tried this with the rechargeable hand vacuum pumps. Doesnt work. I assume the pump isnt strong enoigh to suck enough air out
That's good to know. Thankyou. Thanks for watching.
Where did your containers come from? I'm not finding them anywhere.
I've had my containers since I bought my vacuum sealer about 15yrs ago. You can look for them on Ebay but I found out they don't make them anymore. Thanks for watching!!
Where do I get the large vaccum sealer
The only place I know of is eBay. Apparently, they aren't made anymore according to other viewers. You might find them at thrift stores or second-hand stores. Thank you for watching.
SO where can I get these?
Try eBay or sometimes you can find them at thrift stores. Thanks for watching
This was good for when it works..Some jars do not seal with this method or the seal break very quickly within a 24 hr time space...I have all of the following HOPING FOR A RELIABLE SEAL ON USED JARS.. Commercial chamber seal vacuum packer..Deni vac system, food saver with the canisters you are using..I have tried softening the lid seals by using a plate warmer blanket.. Limited success on long term sealing..Iv been canning for 20 years.. Comments on other possibilities for used jars welcome.. Iv e mailed commercial producers of vacuum sealers to ask about any products ,but a standard answers given USED PRODUCE JARS SHOULD NOT BE REUSED FOR VACUUM SEALING!!! This info is UK AND EUROPE products and jars only.. Lochness Scottish Highlands..
I wish I had an answer for you. All I used these canisters are for dry goods. Maybe use the canisters to suction out the air but also have one of those oxygen absorbers inside for just in case they don't stay sealed. Somebody made the suggestion of making a vacuum sealer out of pvc pipe. As always, thanks for watching g.
Have you tried wax sealing? There are several methods (for both dry and wet). I’ve never used anything but the dry, however I can remember my Grandmother sealing jam with the wet method.
Thank-you.. I am aware of it, but it is quite the process.. Very time consuming..
Thank -you..
I don't get how it can pumps the air out if the jar is already closed and sealed, but anyway it does something bc the lid goes down like after u put it in the oven or boil it and then let it rests at warm temp
It's kind of like the same thing when you use the lid attachments you put the lid on those but it somehow how it works. 😄 Thanks for watching.
What lid attachments ? Ty :)@@SuptoNutz
Where can I get the canister jars ....
EBAY has them. Or you can look for them in thrift stores or second-hand stores. I found out that they don't make these canisters any more. Thanks for watching.
where is the link for it..!
There is no link. They supposedly don't make them any more. Try eBay or second hand stores. Thanks for watching.
I have a love/hate relationship with ALL vacuum seal options.
BUT, my experience is that your vac sealer is running WAY longer to achieve a full seal. That’s a lot of sucking time...WEARING OUT your $ machine. It’s better to just buy those FS caps. In the LONG run it’s cheaper to NOT abuse your $ Foodsaver.
Save the canister for the odd size jar lids that the foodsaver caps don’t fit.
Just my own opinion based on experiments, with many versions.
Thank you for the feedback. Also thanks for watching
Unfortunately, the vacuum canister sets can no longer be found. I do wish that I could find a set. Any recommendations on where to find currently?
I didn't realize they were no longer to be found. I did see on Ebay that they were for sale. You may also find some at thrift stores or second hand stores. Best of luck in finding some and thanks for watching.
@@SuptoNutz Amazon carried the canister set and sold out, they got them back in stock but they are double in price.
@@MaryGwenDungan I haven't seen them in my local stores but I will continue looking. Thanks.
@@adlibi809 How can you tell the difference?
@@MaryGwenDungan The ones that seal jars have lids that look like the ones in the video with the pop-up valve AND the hole for the hose to connect. I could be wrong, but all the ones I shopped did not have the hole for the hose attachment, so I didn't purchase them. May need a little more research. There were a few other sets like hers on Ebay yesterday. They are called SNAIL. Hope that helps.
I have about 200 lbs of beans
WOW. That is a lot. Hope this video gave you some ideas. Thanks for watching
I use a vacuum sealer with the plastic roll, which is heat proof for sous vide cooking. Job done right size every-time. What a waste of time and cost using those vacuum pots and glass jars together. I have many packs of dried and in freezer fresh vegetables. This method shown here is a waste of money and space.
Thank you for the tip and feed back. Thanks for watching.
Lord you take for ever to explain something that take 3 minutes
Thanks for watching. Appreciate the feedback.
Good information. Just could do without the excessive yammering and silliness!
Thanks for watching.!!!😀
Hi from UE, have you a link for those big canister tk you
Sorry I don't have a link. They don't make them anymore. You might find them on eBay. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching.
Thank you 🙏
You’re welcome 😊
Where can you find those canisters?
They don't make them anymore but you can look on eBay or maybe find them in second hand stores. Thanks for watching.
I use a gallon and smaller jars and put a hole to fit jar thingy and suck the air out i put recycled jars in it too and dont loose a seal.