Easy Rinse & Drain Plastic Sprouting Lids for Wide Mouth Mason Jars – 6 Pack

This dish rack is quite nice, the legs enable you to position it at an angle or upside down, and the tabs make it easy to set it upside down. I found the holes to be quite small, even the tiniest of seeds like alfalfa did not fall through. When you fill it with water, the inset shape at the top makes it so it doesn't splash, and the water can flow very fast without dripping. Due to the lack of splashing, it is also relatively easy to wash roots that stick out of the holes, so they return to the jar while the water is running. Having said that- After a few days, sticking the stem in the water is pretty tricky if you do it every day. Prior to purchasing this product, I had purchased the cheaper Sproutease sprouter jar tops 3pk (needed new ones since I lost the one with small holes) but found that this is a more convenient product. It is likely that I will stick with these if I need to buy them again. The only one I've ever used from the sproutease set is the smallest, but all the ones in this set are the same albeit with a small The next step will be to sprout a half gallon of mung beans. EDIT )

Here's an update from after a couple more weeks of using them. It is a lot of sprouts to eat a half gallon every day, even if you only have them here and there. My sprouts keep getting a bit longer as I continue to grow micro greens with leaves that are about an inch long, which are There is a possibility that the yellow lids will get Although it doesn't affect usability, you won't be able to keep the lines of color as vibrant if you don't clean them often. Green ones have stains that don't show as much due to whatever reason.

Jagger Flowers

| Jun 10, 2021

My husband and I started growing broccoli sprouts a few months ago because we read these sprouts were very healthy. The lids facilitate the process of drenching seeds (and eventual sprouts) for a very long time. It's simply a matter of shaking them really well every time you drain and wash This is one of the easiest things I've ever done. My sprouts always come out perfect every time. They do an excellent job for me.

Deandre Garza

| Jun 22, 2021

bought several lids so that I could grow different types of fresh sprouts. I didn't know if the lid that I have used for years was BPA free, so I decided to get a new lid. This doesn't fit all Mason jars, as I quickly learned. Despite years of use the lids simply will not tighten on the jars that I have used for years. They turn up to a certain point, then just come off the jars. Those features totally defeat the purpose of the built-in stands by causing the seeds to fall underneath the lid. Additionally, I don't know if the rounded screen will be helpful. As a result, it has been a challenge to rinse and drain the machine while holding the lid in place and removing the seeds from the In the end, I bought a couple of Ball containers, which actually work but I have yet to sprout with them. The tinted glass meant I could see exactly which sprout was in which jar so I was able to identify it. You should be careful to buy jars only branded by Ball. Mason may be a bit of a problem. I am updating Even though I bought Mason jars, there is something I do not like about them. Whenever the seeds are caught in the cap, they will die. This could be fake reviews, but I'm not sure why they're so highly rated.

Violet Cortez

| Mar 31, 2021

I really like the feel of the lids, and they're constructed from a non-permanent material Plastic that is too thick and flimsy. (The legs on this sprouting lid are higher in height than other plastic sprout lids I have seen. ) With the jar inverted at the raised height, I am not concerned about the jar tipping over. It feels stable at this height. The sprouting lid is easier to clean than the metal lid I have (2 pieces) This component is a single item, so I do not have to wash anything else. The metal mesh lid of my food storage container occasionally gets stuck with roots that I must remove by hand. Although I know this sprouting lid is on the pricey side, I admire its form. Although it may be expensive, I believe the price is justified by the quality of the product. Having said that, there are other sprouting lids that are just as successful in helping you sprout microgreens. As well as metal sieve style sprouting lids, I have some that work perfectly. Although they are difficult to use, they are of good quality in terms of visualization and aesthetics. If you know someone who is interested in sprouting, you would be able to give them these seeds. The following are some additional notes My order for six yellow and three green lids included three yellow and three green. The lids are perfect for a Kerr/Ball Mason Jar with a Wide Mouth. For alfalfa, radish, and broccoli seeds, I have not experienced seed loss through the drain holes. I love the drainage holes because they are of the perfect size for how I.

Benjamin LEES

| Sep 16, 2020

I found a product that solved all of my problems. Since the drain now works easily, and very few sprouts escape through the small holes in the lid, it drains easily and stays inside the jar. glance, I thought those smaller holes might pose a problem This is incorrect. whole process has become more simple.

Kaylee Hansen

| Aug 23, 2020

As it turns out, I ended up buying a few hundred dollars worth of a setup to grow sprouts and other stuff in the basement. It is important to remember to use distilled water or to make sure your sprouts are rising frequently enough if you plan to grow sprouts in Mason jars. Reminding myself and having the time to wash my hair 4 times a day was my biggest obstacle. Using distilled water prevents mold growth from starting if not using bottled water. In the end, I have more success with trays and LED lights set up in a more elaborate setup that will also fill the need for tomato starters for the upcoming hadn't embarked on that route, I would have kept up this method and I might still do it, in a pinch, if there is only a limited amount of space on my As long as you can plan at least six days ahead with meals that you can use it in, I prefer sprouted lettuce to iceberg.

Alondra PRITCHARD

| May 04, 2021