Is the plastic coffee tank BPA free ?
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Everywhere I've read, Cuisinart claims all surfaces coming in contact with heated fluids are BPA free. That's not to say the overall structure is not BPA free, providing that glossy, durable finish. Bisphenol A is a stable organic compound under certain conditions. However, heat, solvents and acid will release phenol vapors. When first operating the unit with just RO filtered water, I detected hardly any phenol vapors. Compared to over 400 times that reading from 200 degree water in a plastic inner lining soup can. I personally trust my Cuisinart delivers a Safe and good cup of coffee. (pass on the soup) Everywhere I've read, Cuisinart claims all surfaces coming in contact with heated fluids are BPA free. That's not to say the overall structure is not BPA free, providing that glossy, durable finish. Bisphenol A is a stable organic compound under certain conditions. However, heat, solvents and acid will release phenol vapors. When first operating the unit with just RO filtered water, I detected hardly any phenol vapors. Compared to over 400 times that reading from 200 degree water in a plastic inner lining soup can. I personally trust my Cuisinart delivers a Safe and good cup of coffee.... » Read More Everywhere I've read, Cuisinart claims all surfaces coming in contact with heated fluids are BPA free. That's not to say the overall structure is not BPA free, providing that glossy, durable finish. Bisphenol A is a stable organic compound under certain conditions. However, heat, solvents and acid will release phenol vapors. When first operating the unit with just RO filtered water, I detected hardly any phenol vapors. Compared to over 400 times that reading from 200 degree water in a plastic inner lining soup can. I personally trust my Cuisinart delivers a Safe and good cup of coffee. (pass on the soup) « Show Less
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Yes. No coffee brewed from this product with the supplied parts will contain any BPA. See paragraph two. http://aerobie.com/Products/Details/AeroPressMaterialsDescription.htm
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Yes, the plastic is BPA free. The written material with the product clearly states that. Take a look at the manufacturer's website.
1179251
There is plastic Cup, the inner cover is made of plastic I guess that is surely BPA free
520996
Yes it is BPA free, I called and they said all their plastics were BPA free. The tip drips sometimes so I leave it standing when not using it.
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The container is made of polycarbonate and I don't know if it is BPA free. It is a great blender, unbeatable in power for frostiness and smoothies.
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Yes there are plastic parts in it. As for BPA Free, I'm not a chemist. There are no Plastic type symbols on it.
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It does not say BPA free on the cup. It has a number 2 inside the recycling symbol on the bottom of the cup.
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Hi - I checked the "Features and Benefits" and item 19 says - BPA-Free - All parts that come in contact with coffee or liquid are BPA-Free. Enjoy, happy searching - Larry
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I'm not sure, I don't remember if the packaging indicated if the plastic parts were BPA-free. It's not indicated on the actual unit itself. You can contact Proctor Silex customer service to get specific details on what is/is not BPA-free in their kettle lineup.
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Unfortunately, it is not BPA free. Only a few coffee makers are BPA free: French Press, Mocha Pot, Chemex Coffee Makers....
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The container is not glass, but appears to be some type of plaslic. I don't know whether it is BPA free. Hope this helps and you find what you are looking for.
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Don't know if it's BPA free but there is no plastic inside other than the cover.
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Yes it is BPA free. When you get it, there will be a BPA free sticker on it. I love these bottles for the kids.
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It is BPA free: http://www.hamiltonbeach.com/products/press-room/pdfs/HB_BrewStation_Summit_7-12-10.pdf
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Yes. The only non plastic part is the metal screen and the inner glass layer. The cap (two parts) are made of plastic and there are rubber rings too. I have deemed the product acceptable for my personal anti-BPA standards. After nearly a year of constant use, the plastic cap still weighs the "same" so if it is degrading into my drinks, then it is happening at less than one part per billion over a year.
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Yes it is a plastic, but BPA free and I use one daily, being a diabetic I drink a lot liquids and this cup rarely has condensation. One of my favorites of the insulated cups purchased over the years