What is the liner made of ?
200454
Polyester. I carry 3 gallons of milk A case of pop and much more. It holds up real good
200455
It's a nylonish type of material. It doesn't hold up well inside the cart. The Velcro needs to be stronger. The fit needs to be better as well.
200456
I'm not sure what it is as there's no tag indicating that--however it is the same material that those "resuable grocery bags" that are being sold everywhere is made out of. It is, however, very thin. Either way, it does not matter because it does not fit the cart even 50% of the dimensions so it is useless to me.
200457
It's a sturdy fabric, similar to what reusable grocery bags are made of. There's no tag that says exactly what the material is.
200458
It's a kind of polypropylene, or like, material. It's very thin and while it hasn't ripped or torn in the months we've owned our cart, I don't expect that it would hold up to much abuse. Also it is not water resistant. It's basic function, as far as I can tell, is to just keep what you're carrying from sight.
316711
the bottom is made out of a strong vinyl - I would almost say similar to a pool liner - definitely very sturdy....the top portion is a cream colored velour type fabric.
613625
The shell lining is 100% polyester, so far i havent had any issues with it, used it for a 3 weeks so far.
1500376
Sorry, I checked the lids and don't know what the new liners are made with. Try to contract the manufacturer.
1636367
I sent the liner back due to cracks and dirt. However the liner is hard plastic, things will slip and move around on it
2085667
I actually did not look into what it was made of but it looks like a combination of paper filter (like your air conditioner on your house) and charcoal type material depending on what type you purchase. Here is what the actual site lists (Our unique fiber shedding resistant gradient structure is made from ultrasonically bonded and naturally anti-bacterial polypropylene fibers, free of chemicals and binders, to provide maximum airflow and the highest efficiency possible. The progressive structure resists clogging and will never re-release captured particles back into the air) Hope this helps.
1626375
No steel liner, just the bottom of the inside is steel, all the rest is plastic. This product is NOT up to the usual high standard of Russell Hobbs and only lasted a year from when I bought it , then would NOT automatically switch OFF when the water came to a boil, so could NOT leave it unattended which is the WHOLE purpose of buying this kind of product. I went back to my old reliable Breville electric kettle, which BTW is all Stainless Steel
1015525
It does not have a "hard" liner. It is an insulated final that has a little flexibility to it and is very sturdy. Recently we used this Thermos cooler and another similar one from a different manufacturer on the same day for the same purpose (holding cold, canned drinks). The Thermos cooler outperformed the other one by leaps and bounds. The ice in the other one had turned to water, while the Thermos cooler still was filled with ice cubes. Great insulation!
2063664
No tag, but my guess would be polyester. It is a lightweight fabric with a bit of a sheen. Although it is a quick-drying fabric, I still use a vinyl liner with mine.
889349
The insulation material behind the zip-out liner is a padded black liner. If you squeeze the insides it feels like rubber padding type material for insulation.
2130866
It is made from glass. There is also a plastic liner between the bottom and top to make a nice seal.
1384770
It is a thin opaque lining, some sort of plastic? Seems quite durable. Used daily for three weeks solid last summer. Only issue is that the burlap type fabric is rough, so if you hold it on bare skin, i.e. shoulder, it doesn't feel that good. Spacious and Eco friendly!
2022079
Yes, it came with a plastic liner, thankfully! If it didn't, I'd line it with small plastic trash bags! Enjoy - it looks really elegant too.
2138542
It's just a thick piece of plastic - almost like the liner itself but it gives a good base pad for the steps. We're very pleased with it
33084
I'm not exactly sure, but according to the manufacturer's website, "The soft liner is made of FDA-approved food contact material that's safe for use with food and drinks. Antimicrobial, product-protecting properties are built into the flexible lining to resist odor, mold and mildew, making it easy to clean between uses."
305989
I'm not sure of the metal content of the removable liner, but it is "Non-stick coated", inside and out, so it's definitely not stainless steel.
1432566
Not exactly sure - it is like a paper with a strong woven material embedded in it plus a foil liner.