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Putting up more than water? I have literally hundreds of canning recipes to fill your pantry with shelf-stable pantry staples… Less Fuel & Steam ~ Faster process times means I’m using less fuel (propane) to get the job done, and the sealed container means I’m not steaming up the kitchen as much.

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Water resources in the UK are under pressure from climate change and population growth. Gardeners should therefore use mains water as sparingly as they can. Canning water is a simple way to ensure you always have fresh water on hand for emergencies. While bottled water only keeps for about a year, canned water should stay fresh for decades! Some say to have the canner at itself at a simmer (around 180 degrees) when the jars go in. 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.Keep in mind that you cannot add any nutrients or sugar attempting to make an electrolyte solution. It must be plain water, without anything added. Plants need the most water in hot, dry and windy weather, which is usually when water companies are least able to meet demand. Plants are most vulnerable to shortages of water when they are first planted when their roots have not yet established into the deeper, moister layers of soil. Newly planted shrubs, trees, herbaceous perennials, seedlings, annuals and vegetables will all need watering to be managed carefully until their roots establish. Once plants have established, keeping your soil healthy by adding organic matter should help to minimise the need for watering. Fill prepared canning jars with the boiling water, leaving 1/2 inch headspace. Seal with 2 part canning lids to finger tight.

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A watering can sprinkler - or ‘rose’ - over the spout helps distribute a gentle spray of water that's less likely to damage plants or disturb compost, and is most useful for watering seedlings, cuttings and very young plants. Household soaps and detergents are harmless to plants, but water containing bleaches, disinfectants, dishwasher salt and stronger cleaning products should not be used, as they can harm plants and even damage soil structure if used long-term on soil. Climatic change projections suggest an increasing proportion of rain will fall in winter, so it may become cost effective to build in rainwater storage when constructing new homes. This usually involves sinking a large tank somewhere in the garden, pumping water out for use in the garden or for domestic tasks such as flushing toilets. The same thing happens to stored water these days, unless it’s properly sterilized and completely sealed.This process for water bath canning water is the general consensus coming from the state agencies that test and develop safe canning recipes. Pressure Canning Water You cannot reuse lids from jars of canned water for other canning projects. Save them for freezing jars of water or soup, or even for affordable dry goods storage ( related: Pantry Essentials). Once the jars have processed, remove the canner from the burner, carefully take off the lid, and allow it to sit for 5-10 minutes. Pro tip:I tend to just slide it into the middle of my stove, as it weighs a ton.