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Rebecka
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Canning with reusable canning lids?
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Has anyone tried the reusable canning lids ? I found some on the internet and they look pretty interesting, but pricey. The two piece lids, I would think have a higher margin of failure.
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I have heard that you shouldn't use them because there isn't a way to check the seal for failure. I am far from an expert though.
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I have seen people reuse the regular ones and then check for the vacuum. Most will pop up if it fails and you can just put those in the freezer.
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I've been told that the gaskets for the old glass reusable lids are hard to find and expensive.
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For anyone interested, The May/June issue of Backwoods Home has a fairly positive review of a particular brand of reusable canning lids. As it turns out, its the same brand I was checking into.
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