Kilner Jar Gaskets?

Ken68

You can still get caps and tops, Beach, from any traditional ironmonger shops. In fact my local place are stocking a whole range under different names.
If you don't keep and use them yourself, any church or W.I will take them off your hands.

aycor

if you arent going to use them they can be sold on ebay or freecyled or as the previous poster the local WI etc.

SallyForth_2

If you do go and get the rubber gaskets from Lakeland, make sure you know what size you need, because they do several and I got the wrong ones.

hannahO_2

Penelope_Penguin wrote: »

These are Kilner jars:



Your pic is "Kilner-type"

Penny. x

Where can I buy these glass top kilner jars?
Are these the original antinue one which no one sells nowadays?

hannahO_2

Actually I've just seen a lovely preserving jar/bottles.
It has a kind of loose clip which keeps the glass top and rubber.
I don't think these photo does any justice but here is the link. It's different anyway.

http://www.blisshome.co.uk/kitchen-storage-and-organisation-c77-page1

soba

I know it's an old thread but......

I've been given some blue 'kilner' jars, they're not the usual squarish shape but rounded with bobbly sides (I'm not really selling them am I ?!) There's no markings to say kilner or anything else for that matter. They've got the rubber seals that ordinary kilner jars have so I'm going to replace the seals as they've perished.
How would I know if they're suitable for, say, preserving fruit? I know I've heard of ones that look like kilners but they're not suitable for serious use only for storage of teabags etc.

Butterfly_Brain

Our local Poplars garden centre does them.

timbstoke

16011996 wrote: »

does anyone know where you can buy the actual jars??

Morrisons in Festival Park, Stoke sell them, no idea if that's going to be a national thing though.

Preservingjarparts

I know this is an old thread but try www.preservingjarparts.co.uk for all Kilner spares.

Jonty6262

Does Ted the OP still post?