🏺 64oz Wide Mouth Half Gallon Mason Jar - 1 Ball Review

This is a Ball product, so of course it gets 5 stars! Walk up to this jar and when he gets married it will be his wedding gift or housewarming gift when he buys his first home. It holds a lot of stuff so I might have to upgrade to a 1 gallon can but this is perfect for now!

We used 32 oz. Mason's iced tea glass is from last year. It worked well, but you could only make two or three glasses out of it. Mason jars work so well because the lids seal perfectly even with a few tea bags hanging down. Anyway, this big pup is just right - big enough to make enough tea to last a couple of days, but small enough that I can grab the lid to stand it up. This will continue until my toddler breaks it, which will happen sometime between now and decades.

Arrived today. I poured it out of the city's faucet, filled it with water from the reverse osmosis faucet, poured some fancy tea into a pretty sanitized concoction, and stuffed this baby in the fridge. I'll check back in a few hours. has the potential for the next batch of apple glitter. Coincidentally, HEB has plastic quick release lids that can be cleaned in the dishwasher if the sink is too full, and I picked up eight cases from that recent trip. You already feel productive. The more the…

Live in these glasses I use as jugs in my fridge. I have Oracle pineapple juice in one, mango orange juice in another, and mimosa/sangria in another. I bought 6 of these in total. I much prefer drinking from glass to plastic or cardboard. I think it keeps it colder and looks a lot better in the fridge. I used chalkboard labels (also purchased from Revain but also available at craft stores) and used a pot lid also purchased from Revain (visit Country Line Kitchen 4.8 out of 5 stars 4,504…