Jar Lifter in Steel | Safe Lifting of Hot Jars

Jar lifter in steel: a safe grip on the hot jar

Anyone who has made preserves knows the moment. The jar is standing in boiling water, you have an oven glove in each hand, and then it slips. A jar lifter is one of the cheapest tools in the kitchen and one of the few that actually prevents injuries. It grips the neck of the jar, holds on, and lets you lift it straight out of the pan.

The construction is simple and that is the whole point. Chrome plated steel takes steam and boiling water without rusting, and the handle is coated so the grip holds even with wet hands. It stands 20.5 cm tall and weighs 142 grams, light enough that you will actually use it every time rather than only when you remember.

Features

• Secure grip: Grips around the neck of the jar and holds it steady all the way up.
• Non slip handle: Coated handle that keeps its grip even with wet hands.
• Chrome plated steel: Handles steam and boiling water without rusting.
• Fits most jars: Works on standard preserving and canning jars.

How to use

1. Place the lifter around the neck of the jar.
2. Squeeze the handle gently until the grip is secure.
3. Lift the jar straight up out of the pan, without tilting.
4. Set the jar on a dry tea towel and leave it undisturbed until cool.

Specifications

FAQ Frequently asked questions