Is this travel mug BPA-free?
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This mug has a recycle code of "7". This is the explanation I found regarding the code"7" You can identify plastics made with BPA by looking for the plastic identification number "7" inside the recycling symbol on their label.Be cautioned, though, because that is just a recycling code. Code 7 refers to plastics that don't have recycling potential. It refers to "all other plastics" not included in codes 1-6. Some are also marked with "PC" for polycarbonate.Read more: http://www.vcstar.com/news/2008/may/16/how-can-you-tell-if-a-bottle-contains-bpa/#ixzz2ZGFH39uE - vcstar.com This mug has a recycle code of "7". This is the explanation I found regarding the code"7" You can identify plastics made with BPA by looking for the plastic identification number "7" inside the recycling symbol on their label.Be cautioned, though, because that is just a recycling code. Code 7 refers to plastics that don't have recycling potential. It refers to "all other plastics" not included in codes 1-6. Some are also marked with "PC" for polycarbonate.Read more:... » Read More This mug has a recycle code of "7". This is the explanation I found regarding the code"7" You can identify plastics made with BPA by looking for the plastic identification number "7" inside the recycling symbol on their label.Be cautioned, though, because that is just a recycling code. Code 7 refers to plastics that don't have recycling potential. It refers to "all other plastics" not included in codes 1-6. Some are also marked with "PC" for polycarbonate.Read more: http://www.vcstar.com/news/2008/may/16/how-can-you-tell-if-a-bottle-contains-bpa/#ixzz2ZGFH39uE - vcstar.com « Show Less
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I do not know if it is BPA...sorry....but I would definitely not use it for hot liquids. It is good for mixing light drinks without too much substance to them but would not expect any more out of it than that.
379157
Yes it is. There is no plastic lining on the inside of this cup. It is just stainless steel. The BPA in canned goods is found in the thin plastic lining on the inside of the cans. You can feel it with your hands. This mug has no such lining.
1455488
Yes it's BPA free. It has a "BPA-free" symbol on the right top corner of the packaging.
364471
I asked the same question before I bought it. I did see a small sign someplace saying it was BPA free. I like this bottle, It is handy to fold it away when packing space and weight is at a premium and when you don't want it leaking all over other stuff.
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I just looked up the information on Rubbermaid's website. It is BPA free. If you look at the link I've attached, you won't see it in the text, but you'll see the "NO BPA" symbol right underneath the image of the bottle. http://www.rubbermaid.com/Category/Pages/ProductDetail.aspx?CatName=Beverage&Subca;tId=BeverageStorage&Prod;_ID=RP091888
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I don't know what BPA is.. All I can say is that it makes the best coffee I ever had. Be careful because it is very hot. I put an ice cube in it or cold milk.
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Per the original bag/wrapper, there is no information about BPA; they are made in China; that being said, they worked perfectly for what we needed...a tall thermal mug, placed in a cup holder on the wheelchair arm...our elderly relative could not pick up the mug but could easily lean over slightly, reach the straw with her mouth and take a sip...anything to get her to drink some liquids! Although relative passed on at age 87, we are continuing to use the straws and love them.
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I don't know if it's BPA Free - but I do know it was in terrible condition when I received it: scratched and dull. The silverware was in broken packaging and loose in the box. I wouldn't recommend buying it - I returned it.
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Nothing on the packaging said non BPA. They were just what I was looking for -hard plastic longer straws with the little stopper so it doesn't come out of the cup by mistake. Good luck!
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I don't know if it's BPA free. Have never used this one. But you can go to the manufacturers website and check. You can also send questions thru Amazon to the manufacturer.
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I do not know for sure, but I am fairly certain that nothing on it or it's packaging said it was BPA free.
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I am not sure. Check Proctor Silex's website. The larger capacity kettle states that it is bpa-free.
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This cup is BPA free plastic. I have it and I love it. It fits pretty well in the cup holder in my car and keeps the tea warm for a good while. It doesn't get too hot to hold like glass would. It stays a comfortable warm that is wonderful in cold temperatures. I would look at the Tao of Tea site to see if they have a glass one there for you. I get most of my teas from them and have gotten 4 of 5 tea pots from them as well. I hope this helps.
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Perhaps you could contact the manufacturer to find out. It might say somewhere on the packaging but we threw that out a long time ago. I'm really not sure if its BPA free.
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I am not sure, I do not have any of the packaging. I do know that it is the best travel mug ever ! First one that actually keeps it warm AND DOES NOT LEAK !!
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Yes, the mug is completely stainless steel. The mug is not dishwasher safe but a very good mug otherwise.