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FoodSaver Plastic Jar Sealer for Vacuum Sealer Food Storage with Accessory Hose for Regular and Wide Mouth Mason Jars, White 9.00 x 6.00 x 4.90 inches

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Style: Wide Mouth Jar Kit & Accessory Hose


Features

  • For use with mason-type jars
  • Great for sauces, mustards, and jams
  • Odor proof and stain resistant
  • Dishwasher safe
  • BPA Free, environmentally safe

Description

This FoodSaver accessory kit includes (1) FoodSaver Wide-Mouth Jar Sealer (1) FoodSaver Regular Jar Sealer and (1) FoodSaver Accesory Hose.

Product Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 4.9 inches


Item Weight: 11.7 ounces


Department: Unisex-Adult


Manufacturer: FoodSaver


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: FCARWJAH-000


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: September 1, 2015


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Great item!
Style: Wide Mouth Jar Kit & Accessory Hose
I made recipe jars for Christmas gifts. I was able to get ready ahead of time and vacuum seal the jars. Easy to use.
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2024 by Debra A. Whitemaine
    • Works very well for pulling air out of jars
Style: Wide Mouth Jar Kit & Accessory Hose
I bought these to replace a set of jar vacuum sealers that I misplaced. I've used these for many years with my FoodSaver unit and have had great success at canning dry foods. This new one performs as well as the old ones that I lost; the only issue is with the rubber seal bunching up when you remove it from the jar. This is not a big deal... it's more of a design flaw of sorts. I could probably fix it by putting some hot glue around the edge of the rubber seal, but it's not a game stopper. These FoodSaver far vacuum sealers still work great for pulling the air out of the jars, and I would still recommend them. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2023 by Trailblazer
    • Works very good
Style: Wide Mouth Jar Kit & Accessory Hose
I had the food saver pump. This one works with regular lids.
Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2023 by Shawn
    • Good product
Style: Wide Mouth Jar Kit & Accessory Hose
Great for my dry goods. Struggled to get a good seal, once I learned you have to apply some pressure to it to make a good seal it was smooth sailing. If the instructions would've been better it would've been 5 stars. Other that that the material and construction are very sturdy and i have no complaints on that. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2023 by Dr. Jordan Scott Clayton
    • Does not work with NESCO vacuum sealer....
Style: Wide Mouth Jar Kit & Accessory Hose
I only bought this because in the Q&A for the product somebody said it would work. It doesn't. Not the way it arrives anyway. You have to modify it. I almost returned it but my husband took a look and fiddled with it. Turns out the little piece on the end of the tubing that fits into the port on the vacuum sealer isn't long enough to press down on the ball valve inside the port so the suction never begins on the canister port - it continues vacuuming from the inner portion where you seal the bags. I thought about sending it back but I had jars to seal, I am very impatient and my husband is handy so... he cut off the hard plastic end piece on one side which just left the tube. He forced that onto the inner (bag sealer) suction tube and then it worked like a charm ! Even the regular mouth lids ! Then I couldn't get it off to put away my vacuum sealer lol. Ok so I don't know the right terms for what my hubby bought at the hardware store but basically he bought the next size up in tubing plus a little connector that allows you to push together the different sized tubing. That gave me just a smidge larger diameter at the end. With a lighter to soften the tube up and a little muscle my dear husband worked that tube end onto the inner suction piece, shaped it, let it cool/harden and voila ! It comes off and on very easily now with no chance of my breaking it off. I don't think I should have had to go thru this for almost 30 dollars but the truth is these attachments were made for another brand of food sealer. And I cannot track down the proper ones for the NESCO. On the plus side, since the hard plastic piece we cut off is exactly the same as the piece on the other end (the part that plugs into the attachment once you've seated it on your jar), we now have two or a tube for each attachment - the wide mouth & the regular. I have used this multiple times now and it works beautifully although that credit goes to my honey. But if you have a NESCO brand vacuum sealer and you're handy or have someone who can help you out, by all means, go for it. I'm thrilled to have this jar sealer ! I don't have to mess around with OAs all the time. At least not for jars I'm going to want to get in and out of regularly. And there isn't any guessing when you should stop it, it stops by itself when it's done. It worked out amazingly for some 'soup in a jar' gifts I made. I highly recommend it ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2022 by Alicia Spears
    • Great gadget
Style: Wide Mouth Jar Kit & Accessory Hose
Ok I’ve had a vacuum sealer for years. One things I enjoyed doing was sealing my dry goods in wide mouth mason jars. My new unit does not have the sealer just for the jars. So I purchased the kit off Amazon that came with the small and wide mouth lids. I have sugar, flour, oatmeal, cornmeal, pasta, powered sugar, rice, oils, cereal in different size mason jars. I have powered brown sugar 7 years old and it’s not a brick. Well worth the money. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2024 by cLEMdOG
    • Great product
Style: Wide Mouth Jar Kit & Accessory Hose
I purchased this for my Grandaughter for Christmas. She has been borrowing mine. This is a very good product. It has saved me time and money . I don't waste things. I store them.
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2023 by Amazon Customer
    • HERE IS THE SECRET! 99+% sealing success. Step-by-step. Easiest with two people but can be done with one.
Style: Wide Mouth Jar Sealer
This is a GREAT product, IF you know how to use it! Tiny mistakes can make this product not work at all. Canning jars are designed to be heat sealed, and the sealing compound (upper red ring inside lid) softens at boiling point - SO, it is difficult to get a good seal without using heat (only vacuum) unless you know the secrets: WHAT TO KNOW: 1. The vacuum jar sealer works by creating a vacuum between the jar sealer's inner softer plastic ring and the lowest outer glass bead/ring below the threads of the glass jar. That strong and airtight connection is not always easy to achieve. SO: Moistening both the upper side of the outer glass ring on the jar, as well as the inner soft plastic (blue on mine) of the jar sealer will help to get a better seal, if needed. 2. Though this is an accessory attachment, the overall vacuum that is sensed by the vacuum sealing machine is affected. If there are any abnormalities in your main machine, the attachment will not work. SO: Make sure that the inner seals/gaskets of your main sealer are soft, pliable and completely free of any moisture, debris, dried food or creases. These are the gaskets where you normally seal bags. If they aren't airtight, your jar sealing will not work correctly. Clean them completely off and dry them. Replace gaskets if necessary. They MUST be clean and creating a good strong seal inside the machine. 3. The lid adheres to the top of the glass jar only at the moment right when the vacuum process stops. As long as sufficient air has been evacuated from the glass jar, then the air rushing back in is what creates the seal. SO: The cancel button or simply releasing the vacuum motor on the sealing machine both DO NOT create large/fast enough volume of air to make a seal. Actually yanking the plastic tube connector (not the tube itself) out of the top of the jar sealer is the only way to get enough of a rush of air to properly seal. With practice you can do this as one person (one palm holds down the lid of the sealer activating the pump motor, and the thumb and first fingers of that same hand keep vertical downward pressure on the jar sealer), but it is easier and faster with two. STEP BY STEP: a) Remove the metal lid-retaining ring and the lid from jar. Set the metal retaining ring aside. You do not use the ring during vacuum sealing (only afterwards). b) Using a very clean partially damp sponge*, moisten the upper part of the lower outer glass ring (below where the bottom of the metal ring is), all the way around the jar. IMPORTANT! Place the jar directly next to the sealing machine (one hand must hold both when you seal) c) Using the same sponge, moisten all the way around the inside of the softer plastic ring on the inside of the sealer (this will contact the glass ring you just moistened)* d) lightly moisten just the red/sealing outer band on the bottom of the lid*. Tap on its side to remove any excess e) Place lid on jar, then sealer over everything, with hose firmly attached. f) While keeping strong downward vertical pressure with one hand, use the other hand's butt of it's palm to press down on the sealing machine to activate the motor. g) While motor is running, position the motor-actuating hand so that it begins to grab around the top of the sealer and pulls down using thumb and first fingers. You have to do this with one hand, because the other hand (or a helper) will be needed to pull out the hose connector very quickly. h) For a quart glass jar, the motor must run no less than sixty seconds (YMMV) i) After enough time has passed to have evacuated sufficient air from the glass jar. Keep your left hand (if right handed) with simultaneous downward pressure on the sealing machine/motor and downward pressure holding down the jar sealer., with thumb and fingers wrapped around as much as possible to create even downward pressure around the jar. Release your right hand with the motor still running j) Use your right/dominant hand to firmly grasp the tube connector at the top of the jar sealer. While the motor is running, very quickly yank the tube connector straight up and out of the sealer. k) You can then relax all your muscles. Wiggle up the jar sealer, and if you did everything right, the jar will be sealed, the button on top will be down, and you can screw on the ring tightly to maintain the seal. TIPS: i) *Once you have your technique & confidence down (and your gaskets are clean), you may not need any use of moisture, or maybe only every several jars. ii) If you try a couple of times and you cannot seal, try the SAME lid with a DIFFERENT jar. Small imperfections in the manufacture of the jar (the seam that runs up the sides especially) can make it so that some jars simply cannot be sealed. iii) Heating up your lids in boiling water (remove, then tap to shake off water right before sealing) can help to create a better seal*. iv) If your glass jar does not have the full outer/lower ring below where the end of the metal ring stops, then it cannot use this jar sealer. v) Lid outer sealing areas must have full covering of the red sealing material. Nicks and scratches will not work. Some people swear by new lids, other by pre-dishwasher "relaxed fit" lids - doesn't seem to matter to my technique. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2016 by S. Levy

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