Will the liquid touch with any plastic part?
304288
Definitely not. These glasses are just the greatest, no sweat. Also these are less likely to slip from my hand when washing as I can hold onto the wrap while washing. Of course they can also go in the dishwasher.
304289
Using it right now. Love it. No, the plastic does not touch the liquid, but acts as a cool grip to the glass container.
304290
No it won't - that's the best thing about it. As far as I know, the seal is not technically plastic anyhow, but silicone. But you'd be safe.
304291
The plastic is all BPA free. Some liquid will touch the silicon plastic part on the lid. I never use the lid unless I put something hot in the glass. All parts are dishwasher safe and to make it last longer I turn my heated dry off. I really love this glass I use it everyday!!
304292
There is no hard plastic in this cup. The green parts you see are a rubbery silicon-type material. So liquids can touch the green gasket at the top, but that's it. The rest is all glass.
1176194
never tried but if it can FIT on the glass bottle then probably it will do the job. because its plastic so I don't think there will be a problem
1144312
No, I am really conscience about that stuff- the plastic seems to be a food grade density type. Only when I pour does it come in contact with the plastic spout. Very easy to clean, and cool to watch water boiling.
721403
This plastic is very rigid and I wouldn't put a "hot" liquid in it. I make sure there is room temperature fluid in when I add brewed tea to made flavored tea.
2148516
I am pretty sure it will...BUT... It will also tend to melt the plastic as well. The solvent is very volatile so the less you use, the less damage to the underlying material. Put some on a paper towel and try. If it does NOT work add a bit more and try again.
1837427
apart from the iinterior shell casing there is no contact with plastic. The fill line does not go to the top so there is some space between the interior top and the water when full
1993422
A 50/50 mixture will be thin enough to spray that way, but for best results the manufacturer states it should soak in, so I would say make sure there is really good coverage, allow it to soak in and then wipe away any liquid that remains. However, I am not sure about any reaction to plastic.
1077611
No, none of the plastic comes in contact with water... Unless you use a damp cloth to clean the outside.
1658650
I used it on and around many plastic parts and it did not effect them at all.
1301578
I have used it on all items from plastic to aluminum to steel. Obviously I would try a sample item first if you have a concern.
2253257
The interior of the mug itself is stainless tell. Liquids in the mug will touch the lid (which is plastic) when it is tightened onto the mug.
977072
No, it is a lubricant, there are no harsh chemicals that should be affected by plastic.
2230396
It says not to add anything. I have added liquids before & it didn't hurt it.
1118914
No, the water is never in contact with plastic. The company fixed that. And, YES, I definitely add 2 drops of liquid, concentrated sea minerals to each glass of water that I drink (Concentrace brand). Otherwise, the body will start leaching minerals from the bones to maintain proper biochemistry.
1796665
Your iron will probably drop in at an angle so the handle and tip would mainly touch the plastic.
1139276
yes. but it is thick and very durable under normal usage. of course, it would melt. as plastic, it does not damage what it is gripping
1118915
No, the water is not in touch with plastic at any time. I don't know about liquid minerals, but I do know that if you drink plenty of fresh juices this should not be a problem. If water is your main hydration, then probably the answer is yes, you'll need the extra minerals.