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If you’re not familiar with pressure canning, please read this beginner’s guide to pressure canning before getting started. Soil with a pH of 7 is neutral, an acid soil has a lower value, and an alkaline soil has a higher one. Pop in a few jars of canned water and congrats, you just took one easy little step toward caring for yourself and family. Others suggest starting with hot (but not simmering) water at around 140 F, and then bringing it up to a full rolling boil with the jars inside the canner.

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My initial reaction was you’d need a really big pot because you’re removing water as you fill the jars…but then the jars are going back in taking up the same amount of space. Seal the jars to finger tight with 2 part canning lids, and use a jar lifter to place the hot jars into the preheated water bath canner. There are lots of methods out there for canning water so as long as you follow a tested method, you should be good to go. If I lived in an arid climate, as many people do out west, I’d can considerably more given that there’s not accessible water around in the environment. Quality ~ The high heat of pressure canning can degrade the contents of the jar, so it’s not a good idea for delicate things like home-canned lemon curd, but water is just water…the quality is the same no matter how hot it gets.

Hi I want to do my water in half gallon jars I have but my water canner or pressure canner are not y’all enough for me to have the water over the lids as needed. I did find one source that has a tested pressure canning water recipe in Diane Devereaux’s book The Complete Guide to Pressure Canning. Its small spout is ideal for targeted watering, and it has a large filling hole too, so it’s easy to top up from kitchen and bathroom taps.

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Not that it’s really too big of a deal to add time, but I don’t think I would assume their instructions are for below 1,000 feet. That said, the quality of the water doesn’t really degrade if you “over can it” and process it for too long. Fill jars, and process inside the pressure canner for 8 minutes at 5 pounds pressure for altitudes under 1,000 feet. Common sense though, tells you that processing the jars at 5 pounds pressure for 10 minutes (below 1,000 feet elevation) is totally sufficient. We’ve also answered some key questions that can help you choose whether you’d prefer a metal or plastic watering can, how to water your plants properly and key things to look for in a watering can.Despite this relative simplicity watering cans can vary from model to model and with hundreds on the market it can be difficult to choose the right one for your needs.

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Some say that canning in a boiling water bath canner for 10 minutes is totally sufficient, others insist on 20 minutes.

I read literally dozens of descriptions of the process to home can water, and each agency seems to have its own version.

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I think I would try stirring first to incorporate some oxygen and if that doesn’t help then maybe try filtering.I have a total of 12 gallons canned for my family of 4, which takes us through little emergencies just fine. Whether that’s strictly necessary I can’t say, but in operating rooms, everything is put through an autoclave at pressure canner temperatures (rather than just boiled).