Cornucopia Brands Wide Mouth Plastic Mason Jar Lids (24-Pack Bundle); 2 Dozen Unlined White Ribbed Lids, 86-450 Size

It’s garden season and all my local outlets were out of stock on lids so I opted for these. They do the job just fine. They feel lighter and thinner than the more expensive name brands in stores, but they fit the jars and seal tightly, which ticks the boxes. Because they’re lightweight they also feel a bit more brittle than the name brands but that’s only a potential issue over time. They’re easy to clean and give my jars a nice, uniform look and the cost lets me be sure to have plenty on hand.

Economical and used extensively in our home to top Mason jars instead of the metal bands and lids. Especially useful for stored items in the fridge, like juice or left over soups and sauces.

These are perfect for my needs--mostly dry storage. If I think I won't use up whatever is in a jar within a few months, I drop in an oxygen absorber. If I am storing a liquid in the refrigerator, I make sure to put the jar where it won't get knocked over. I don't expect these lids to be leakproof. I just expect them to fit the different brands of wide-mouth mason jars I own, and they do.

These are not for canning, but they make great nonmetal lids for storage in canning jars. The gaskets are great for preventing leaks.

I'd bought these some years ago, & needed more. Or at least I thought I did. I actually found the extras in one of my lower kitchen cabinets after receiving these. The review will be the same for both sets, as they both have the same issues. Out of 24 lids, only 5 were what I call free-spinning -- that is, they're very easy to screw on & off, & if you give them a spin, they go down or come up by themselves. I love that! The rest have to be "forced" on or off. Not hard to do, mind you, which is why the word is in quotation marks, but aggravating. Some are not perfectly round, causing thisissue.I'm just grateful that 5 were exactly what I was looking for!! That also goes for the pack that I'd ordered years ago -- I salvaged 4 or 5 that were free-spinning, & I'm donating the rest to charity. Other people probably won't mind how they screw on & off. I'm picky with such things.SO...if you don't mind most of them not being free-spinners, then you'll love these!! Or, if you can live with only 4-5 of them being this way, you'll still love them, as the price is so reasonable!BTW, I'm not using the silicon seals, & the liquid still doesn't spill out!

Works. Serves its purpose.

I've found that that the metal ringed lids used for canning my food become icky after I open a jar. So, I switch to these plastic ones that keep it nicer. I also use canning jars for my dry good storage and the plastic lids are perfect.

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