Why is the lid of a mason jar in two parts 2024?

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Felix Davis

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Mason jars have a two-part top -D a lid with a rubber ring on the underside, which creates a vacuum seal (which is so integral for safe canning), and an outer band with screw threads that are reusable. The lids can only be used to seal once, but the jars and bands can be reused many times.
2023-04-17 03:42:02

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Mason jars have a two-part top -D a lid with a rubber ring on the underside, which creates a vacuum seal (which is so integral for safe canning), and an outer band with screw threads that are reusable. The lids can only be used to seal once, but the jars and bands can be reused many times.
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