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Making CDS in a clip top jar 06 Oct 2022 11:47 #76969

loveydovey
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I recently bought a Kilner jar to make my CDS in and have made about three or four batches. I noticed the rubber seal which was brand new is cracked and disintegrating. has anyone else had that experience? Maybe I should just insert food grade plastic wrap in between the seal and the jar body to prevent the gas from hitting the rubber seal? Or maybe just buy a new rubber seal every 5 times I make it?

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Making CDS in a clip top jar 08 Oct 2022 12:06 #76998

runningmyrace Offline Junior Member Posts: 31 Thank you received: 5	I've been mixing mine in a quart ball mason jar, sliding a plastic sandwich baggie over the top and securing with an elastic band and haven't had any issues. The following user(s) said Thank You: loveydovey
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