The description says the lid is polypropylene. Is the other part PP also? Does it have PP imprinted underneath?
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It is made in the US and is 232 ounces (29 cups). It has a #5 in a triangle and PP underneath it I believe.
1732038
I have only ONE sighted eye and it has a cataract, so I am not going to even look, but I can tell you from handling the container, the top is exactly like the lower part. I keep birdseed in mine and it keeps it tightly locked and DRY, the #1 reason I sought out & bought the container. Seriously, I thought the other question about it was 'odd' but yours takes the cake...in a good way, of course! LOL
1732039
I am a former lab rat (tech). My concern with autoclaving would be the blue ring that is the sealer between lid and container. This would have been a great storage item for many things in my lab because of the snap closure. Hope it works for you.
2065712
I don't know but it is white and pliable. Not a hard plastic, if plastic at all. I have recently had issues with leaking but I think I tightened it too much. Completely cleaned it all up, refilled, and didn't tighten the lid as much and no more leaks. (I put that in there cause sometimes actions can give the best impression of content) Have a GREAT day!
1479524
It's a Teflon kind of thing. I love mine except for the lid is a pain to take off and put on.
356244
The lid is sold separately. I didn't know either, and had to order the lid after receiving the container. I really like the container (with the lid) though. It snaps and stays closed.
1633036
It has a Plastic Recycling Code 5 Polypropylene (PP). Not sure how safe it is for long term use. Try doing some research on this code to see how safe it is. I found this website that kinda explains various recycling codes. (http://www.h2no.org/plastic_recycling_codes.asp). Hope it helps and good luck.
1040982
It looks and feels like plastic to me, but i have not run any material tests on it to know for certain. It has a clear plastic lid and is shrink wrapped if i recall correctly.
659982
My husband believes the lid and paddle are made of a plastic called polypropylene. They contain no BPA type chemicals. I love this iced tea jar.
1888741
There is nothing to specify on the container from what I've found. Try looking on the product description or the company's website. I can say we have been very happy with ours, durable container with tight sealing lid.
124556
The lid is stainless. I am pleased with the product but I have noticed the coloring on the bottom getting worn off. I slide the bottle in and out of my briefcase 6 days a week and I set it on my desk table. I'm not sure if that is a defect or if I'm expecting too much. I have not contacted the company about this because it does not affect its cooling ability. I have had the bottle about 6 months or so.
1502908
Yes the glass is lead free. And yes to third party testing.The lids are made in the USA of polypropylene. They are lead,BPA, phthalate and PVC free.
1280338
I understand your concern, I'm sure you've noticed that these plates are free of Phthalate, BPA, Latex, PVC, Nitrosamine but they don't list "polypropylene" which can leach hormone-disrupting chemicals into the food. You could query the manufacturer but the bottom line is ALL plastic items have the potential to leach chemicals into our food and drink. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
1662388
The jar and lid are both plastic. I don't see anything that mentions the composition of the plastic. I don't even see the PETE #1 that Walter mentioned.
627989
The plastic marking on the tray says it is #5 PP, which is polypropylene. My understanding is that polypropylene is BPA free.
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Hello,It is the pan and the lid.Have a great day.Regards,Customer ServicePrime Time Solutions, Inc.800-333-9325Hours 9 AM - 5 PM EST
887405
I have 3 of these, and there is no number on any of them. It is polypropylene. very sturdy. definitely recyclable
599161
No lid is supplied in this package. This was a limited release and the box is marked as a gift with purchase. I am planning on contacting All-Clad to find out how to purchase a lid. This is a high quality pan and cleans easily after baking as do most All-Clad pans however, this is not a Tri-ply therefore it is much thinner than those and I would not (and have not) used it on the stove top.
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There is no number w/in the triangle, though PP are initialed under it. Polypropylene plastic is found as #5.