What number plastic is this tray made out of? Trying to find something bpa and chemical free
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If you're looking for chemical free, I would suggest old pyrex casserole bake pans. Doubt you will find anything plastic that is not chemical free.
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Although there is no recycling number on the trays, they are made of polystyrene, which would be number 6.
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There is no number stamped. Not an expert but it looks like ABS plastic. I'd ask the vendor.
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They are made out of polystyrene. Contact growerssupplycompany.com. They are the manufacturers and I would hope they would be willing and able to answer your questions. Happy growing.
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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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The plastic is made of a high density polyethylene that is BPA free, according to the manufacturer's description. It is dishwasher safe, but I hand wash it and air dry. I've been very pleased with mine.
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I got this from the Zyliss website. Hope this helps: http://usa.zyliss.com/bpa-faqs
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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.
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Good question! BPA free, perhaps you can educate me on what "BPA free" is........? Have use this only once.
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it is made of food grade HDPE plastic. i think that is automatically BPA free, but i don't know for certain.
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Im not sure I know its like a hard plastic, but Im not sure about the BPA free since I do not have the packaging or anything anymore. I would try to contact seller and ask them directly
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Avoid using #7 plastics as much as possible-it is a mixed bag and you never quite know what kind of plastic is included in the mix. i have emailed this company asking them to explain to me how it can be bpa free and still be a number 7, waiting for the reply.
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I actually didn't see a recycling code on it. Sorry. It does say BPA free and dishwasher safe.
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I don't know what bpa is, but this tray is certainly not free. It's around ten bucks, give or take. Hope that helps.
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I'm afraid I gave it to my mom a while ago because it was too big for my fridge, so I can't look for myself...but another reviewer says that it is indeed BPA-free.
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It doesn't matter if the plastic is BPA free or not. The chemical that BPA replaced was toxic & whatever the chemical used to replace BPA will also be toxic. Using petroleum based plastic in food products is not very smart, unless you like consuming carcinogens�
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It is plastic. And, no matter which color cage you choose the tray is a speckled gray/white color. It is a thick, sturdy plastic though.
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Ashley, I didn't know, so I asked. This is the reply:Thank you for your inquiry,The First Keys, Stacking Cups and Soft Teething Beads are polypropylene number 5 on the recycling plastics list and does not contain BPA, PVC or Phthalates.Thank youConsumer Servicescustomerservice@learningcurve.com
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Hello,Thank you for your inquiry. I have inquired with BabyHome and they do believe the Eat Tray is BPA Free and comes from Spain.Best Regards,Vicki
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according to this page http://bpafree.wordpress.com/2007/11/18/quick-start-plastic-products-at-a-glance/ tupperware ice trays are made of HDPE (an alternative of BPA), so based on that it should be BPA free just to be safe, you might want to contact Tupperware and ask them.