🍓 Aozita [12 Pack] Colorful Plastic Lids for Ball, Kerr and More Mason Jars - 6 Regular Mouth & 6 Wide Mouth - Food-Grade Storage Caps for Mason/Canning Jars - Resistant Surface, Anti-Scratch Design Review

I use Mason jars for dry storing, freezing and refrigerating various things and the plastic lids are much more convenient than the two piece metal lids used for canning. These lids are perfect for my needs. The bright colors are a nice bonus as I've only seen them in white so far. They're dishwasher safe and come out nice and clean (and not warped). They fit in my jars and seal well and add some color to my pantry too. I haven't tested them for leaks but I suspect they aren't 100% liquid tight…

Not sealed. If you know that your container will always be 100% straight and will only move from one position on the counter to one position in the fridge, it will work. If your container is slightly tipped over, expect it to spill, even if it's a thick liquid (I bought these for making kefir). Also, don't try to tighten the caps so they don't leak. you will break Don't even try to screw them in with normal torque. They will break - like a complete crack down the center of the lid. I use them…

I have a fairly large set of glasses that I received in a canning set that I very rarely use for its intended purpose. Mostly they are used as reusable "water bottles" as they provide an easy way to measure how much water I'm drinking (1 liter per can) and they can go in the fridge and dishwasher. They're also great for storing leftover soup, protein shakes, or any liquid you don't want to put in a Tupperware container. However, metal caps and rings rust over time, so most had to be thrown…