2-Pack 1 Gallon Glass Jar with Lid | Wide Mouth Twin Bubble Airlock Set

I've used these for 2 batches of fermented drinks. So far, they have worked really well. I had no problem when they arrived. The seal seems good, and I have not had any issues with the airlock or bugs getting in. It came clean and cleans well. I plan to use these later on for fermented fruits and veggies like pickles and hot sauces, so I say it's pretty versatile. Here is what I would warn ahead of time: Any ferments, please account for liquid displacement. It may be a gallon, but if you have a gallon of water and need to add something to it, you will not use the whole gallon. Given this, I recommend making adjustments when measuring. If you can find it, especially if full 1-gallon batches are your aim, find a larger size jar. The S-shaped airlock is very nice, and when doing any form of ferment i recommend using Everclear as the airlock fluid. But when the lid is on tight, you need to refill the airlock a tiny bit to compensate for evaporation. Remove the lid fully and take off the airlock after. Trying to remove the airlock with the lid on tight can cause reverse suction and allow Everclear into the ferment instead of outside of it. I recommend using Everclear instead of water because anything that goes into it will most likely die faster than plain water. In addition, when removing the lid for samples or refilling the airlock, make sure that when either event occurs, you replace the lid on top of the mouth of the jar to limit oxygen exposure and to keep CO2 inside as much as you can. That way, it is still protected but able to be adjusted when adding/removing samples or ingredients or refilling the airlock. Make sure the lid is on tight when done and that the airlock neck sits high enough inside so fermenting bubbles don't spit up into the airlock. had this happen recently. When it does, remove the airlock, clean it, sanitize it, refill, and reapply with the neck slightly higher. Most of the time, this will have solved the issue with no contamination. All in all, these jars have proven to be pretty good. I would recommend.

These are great! Clear glass gallon jars that come with a bubbler to see active fermentation. I’ve made several batches of honey mead so far, using some locally grown honey, water, yeast, and yeast activator/feeder. Next I’m going to try fermenting some vegetables out of my garden when things are ready to harvest. This is a good size if you’re just starting out making mead, homegrown wine, or looking for an alternative to pressure canning for preserving vegetables. As long as you don’t overfill it, you should have zero problems with leaking. The bubbler fits securely in the to of the lid, and when you add a little water, you can actually see the fermentation bubbles being released so you know it’s working. Great size for beginners who want to learn how to do things in their own!

It had a thick layer of glass 10/10

I use these jars for small batch ciders (one pictured below) and they work great overall. The wide mouth makes filling and cleaning easy, and the airlocks fit snug with no sealing issues during fermentation. Only reason for 4 stars — the glass isn’t as thick as I expected. They held up fine, but I do wish they felt a little more durable, especially when handling during cleanup. Still, for the price and convenience, it's a solid starter set for homebrewers. Would buy again, just with a little extra care when handling!

The wide mouth makes it simple to clean and I appreciate the extra gasket that was included ( they're easy to lose). If you're a beginner, try adding some brine thats already fermented (if available) to give the good bacteria a head start. Make sure to sterilize before use!

Works very well. I made fire cider in them and it turned out perfectly. I recommend

I like the idea of this product... however, the lids holes are drilled unevenly in the center and one lid was cracked at the center. Both double bubble airlocks were missing from my order. I had ordered them because of how fast the shipping was but feel that they should take a little more time making sure all the parts are included and insuring quality... I was counting on using them today but now have to re-order so in the long run didn't save me anything.

Commonly ok glass jars, plastic lids with a hole for a grommet, some assembly required-you insert the grommet, fiddly and cheap of the seller. The main reason, however, for the two-star discount is the poor quality of the cheap, cheap plastic bubblers. They have a standing seam each side of the stem, which prevents an airtight seal between the stem and grommet, a possible source of contamination, and preventing guaging the progress of yeast by watching bubbles. I had to resort to my shop to smooth the stem. Why should I have to finish their product? Not recommended.

This setup for fermentation projects is great! The wide mouth makes it easy to fill and clean, while the durable glass ensures a solid, quality feel. The airlock works perfectly, allowing gases to escape while keeping air out, making it ideal for brewing DIY fermentation projects (like mead for myself lol). I have put them through quite a few batches now and so far have not had any issues. The lid fits securely, and everything feels well-made. Overall, it’s a great, hassle-free setup for home fermentation enthusiasts. Highly recommend!

Son de buena calidad y son útiles para fermentación

I received only one bottle. The other one was broken into the box

I put a whole 6lb cabbage in one. I can easy put a 10lb cabbage in it. The holes in the lid were not aligned but I kept twisting the inner liner and it lined up perfectly. When I first attached the rubber ring and attempted to put on the double airlock on, the rubber ring popped off. I just turned the ring upside down and again, PERFECT. Lovely, strong, easy to clean, easy to fit my arm in to push the cabbage down and easy to put the weights in. I love these jars and highly recommend!

No se compara con una vitro lera pero para hacer Tepache y cualquier fermento es ideal ya que contiene la trampa de aire la cual una vitro lera carece de ella.