Daisy Flower Cut Mason Jar Lids 12 Pieces, Silver

You know, I've got a pretty sensitive nose and four adorable dogs—so you can imagine the challenge! I decided to grab some mason jar lids to whip up some air fresheners using pet-friendly essential oils and those fun orbeez gel beads. I found some cute containers at the thrift store, like short crystal glasses, and set the lids right on top. I even recycled a few jelly jars for good measure! It turned out fantastic and didn't break the bank. Plus, I used some of the lids on mason jars filled with baking soda for the fridge. Honestly, it was such a great deal and worked just as I hoped. I wish I could buy a 6 pack, but the price point was still acceptable for 12. Totally 5 stars!

These are great. I have used them for two purposes so far.They are good for K9 nose work training. You can put them over the mason jar flat lid to seal scent in the jar for storage. Then easily unscrew this item to remove the flat lid for training. No extra metal bands cluttering up your storage boxes. Also the metal lid is stronger if your K9 tends to dig at scent sources. And the metal has less scent than plastic versions making it less likely your dog will alert on plastic items instead of the scent you are training for.They make great posy arrangement vases. Good for using up left over flowers from wilted arrangements.

Fit my pint jars perfectly. Planning to use the lids for flowers.

I plan on using these to root baby pothos. Because of these lids, I did not have to invest in a propagation kit.

Bought these to put in mini mason jars filled with Ona and decorative rocks .. so cute!But… I have noticed a bit of rust on oneStill love it

Bought these because my car was starting to retain an odor so I decided to fill mason jars with baking soda and some essential oil--and added these lids to the top. Works great if you need a breathable container!

I am using these to hold my fridge/freezer baking soda in jars so I can refill them from a much larger bag of baking soda, which is cheaper than the fridge boxes they sell. It works great for that, and would be great for potpourri or other fragrance, or as a cap to anything you had in there for a display purpose. They are clearly not for holding actual food or anyhting that an leak or spill badly. The threading worked fine on by jars and they seem sturdy for what they are (you know../ having hols in them)

They work well