Is the Lid BPA free? Rubber or Plastic?
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Is it safe to microwave a "BPA-free" sippy cup?I know most sippy cups nowadays have declared themselves...show more
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The skirt sides are soft and flexible, feels like rubber... the flat top is stiffer but still apreas like rubber... no stamp as most plastics have on them. made in USA...dishwasher, fridge, freezer and microwave safe... no oven! I would contact Pyrex directly as to the PBA question.
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Good question. Flat part is hard. Rim is very flexible. It does say do not put in microwave. I got it just for a mixing/pouring bowl.Good lick!
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I seem to remember, when doing my research, that the cover is BPA free. However, I would check with the Pyrex people to find that out for certainty in your mind.As a side note, I use the bowl to mix batter and place the cover on to it to sit for a while. The cover touches no food, so I do not have a strong concern about that issue.
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Rubber on the sides, and plastic on the top. The product did not specify any BPA reference.
1970734
The body is metal, but the top lid is plastic. However, I do not know if it is BPA free. This is something to ask the manufacturer about directly. Sorry, I do not know this answer.
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it is all stainless steel inside, except the lid is hard plastic.don't know if the lid is bpa free
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Not sure if it BPA free or not, cause have bought mine a few years ago, so don't have a package. The lid is plastic inside. It can contact the water if you pour too too much and it is boiling and touching the lid. If you add regular amount of water, it doesn't happen. Yes, you need to open the lid to pour water.
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Can't tell for sure, if the lid is BPA free. Concerning question 2: I recommend buying 2 silver because the colored ones can not be cleaned in the dish washer.
1179251
There is plastic Cup, the inner cover is made of plastic I guess that is surely BPA free
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It really doesn't matter if it's BPA free because it's the worst single product I've ever purchased. So cheap. Only lasted 2 uses. Lid falls off constantly.
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Plastic--I never saw a BPA Free label or statement on it, but it could be. Best to contact the manufacturer about that.
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It comes with a plastic ring - I don't know if it's bpa free - and glass lid. The ring never touches the water.
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I agree with Nathans answer. Only item to have BPA would be plastic lids. And it is clearly stated BPA free.
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It is plastic but I am not sure about BPA free. I think I bought it before there was a concern about the BPA. I don't use it much but it is a very nice one and the motor will never burn up in home use like the cheaper ones.
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It's bpa free plastic. Very thin almost like a blue tarp material but slightly stiffer
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Plastic- non bpa - the safe plastic- I can't remember on the sealing-however I am picky and if it does not seem food safe I will not giive a good review- I would buy this again- Cheers
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Dear Jeanne, The lid on this unit, which you are inquiring about is black plastic. If you would like a stainless steel lid, please follow the provided link: http://www.amazon.com/simplehuman-Rectangular-Fingerprint-Proof-Stainless-12-Gallon/dp/B001BVH794/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1396291355&sr=8-1&keywords=CW1830. Best, simplehuman
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Glass is BPA free. Even if the plastic lid is BPA free doesn't mean it's safe. They replace the BPA with another chemical. And I'm pretty sure it isn't safe either. this is what i found about siliconeIf plastic can't be avoided altogether, the safest type (meaning the most stable, slowest to degrade and leech chemicals into your water, food, etc.) is silicone.There is a lot of debate on silicone leaching chemicals. I did read some where that it's least likely in silicone that isn't heated up. As in the ones you cook with.So glass, 100% natural rubber and metal are the best I've read Glass is BPA free. Even if the plastic lid is BPA free doesn't mean it's safe. They replace the BPA with another chemical. And I'm pretty sure it isn't safe either. this is what i found about siliconeIf plastic can't be avoided altogether, the safest type (meaning the most stable, slowest to degrade and leech chemicals into your water, food, etc.) is silicone.There is a lot of debate on silicone leaching chemicals. I did read some where that it's least likely in silicone that isn't heated up. As in the ones you cook with.So glass, 100% natural rubber and... » Read More Glass is BPA free. Even if the plastic lid is BPA free doesn't mean it's safe. They replace the BPA with another chemical. And I'm pretty sure it isn't safe either. this is what i found about siliconeIf plastic can't be avoided altogether, the safest type (meaning the most stable, slowest to degrade and leech chemicals into your water, food, etc.) is silicone.There is a lot of debate on silicone leaching chemicals. I did read some where that it's least likely in silicone that isn't heated up. As in the ones you cook with.So glass, 100% natural rubber and metal are the best I've read « Show Less
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I have no idea. It's plastic and not advertised as BPA free so I'm betting it's in there!
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I believe it's rubberized plastic. Looks like it will last quite a long time.