I am intending to keep ungrounded whole roasted coffee beans. Are these truly air-tight?Are they made in China? Are the plastic BPA-free?
309984
Yes, they are airtight and BPA free. I am unsure as to the country of origin.
309985
Definitely not airtight. Don't remember where they were made or if plastic is BPA free. Sorry I couldn't help you out more.
309986
I would not use these not great qualityEither use ones with a clasp or get glass containersThose are best for coffee keeping
54544
Oxo claims that these are BPA free,they look to be coated in a clear plastic,so use your judgment when ordering these. But, these are a quality set of measuring cups. If they are not BPA free,do not do anything to expose them to a high heat & you should be okay with them. If you are still worried about this set, purchase a stainless set of these measuring cups. With our experience,these will hold up better than stainless for obvious reasons.Hope this has helped.
1044722
The bags I buy are plastic costed aluminum. I don't know if our recycler is set up to handle this type of material. However, you will not find a better brand of coffee for the money spent. Plain or columbian are both very tasty with no bite.
1900268
the cup holding the beans to grind is plastic. i hope this is the information you need.
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They are BPA-free, but BPA-free does not mean EA-free (Ectopic Adrenocorticotropic Hormone Secretion). Stressed plastics in particular (e.g. those used in the microwave, exposed to light) release hormone-affecting compounds more so, and some BPA-free plastics release more than those with BPA. Only way to get around it for now is to use glass. That is until companies start testing their products as EA free y independent labs.
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The top lid and bottom basket fully come off. So, they're easy to clean. However, the hopper that holds the beans is fixed in place. The only thing you can do here is to wipe it down with something dry. It should not be washed, IMO, because the grinding burrs could be affected. I've never had any issues in this area. Oh, also, the hopper holds whole beans. The ground coffee doesn't get in there where you would need to clean it out. The most that would be picked up is residual coffee bean oil.
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Fresh roasted coffee beans off-gas CO2 (which pushes out 02 and keeps the coffee fresher) for about 48 hours or so. These containers do not have a one-way valve for off gassing. There are various specialty containers that do, along with very inexpensive valved, resealable bags as well. After ~ 48 hours, I think these should be fine - although I find them a chore to vacuum.
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Made in Korea. 100% BPA (Bispehnol-A) free. Airtight, waterproof, stain proof, odor free. A great item. We bought 3 for my wife's juices. She does 13 juices a day.
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We live in the USA and we use 110V. I am not sure what you are asking if the container is airtight. When you put the beans in the lid prevents spillage and the grounds go into another container that fits pretty tight in the grinder. Hope this helps.
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I don't know if these mugs are BPA free. Sorry. Can you ask the company ? Their website is www.thermoserv.com.Hope this reply will be of help to you.
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Bodum states that "all Bodum products are BPA free." I went directly to their site to confirm this specifically about the coffee press. Hope that alleviates your concerns! Blessings.
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There is a rubber seal on the inside of the plastic lid. Some of them still leak. I certainly would not call them airtight.
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I don't know weather they are BPA free, there made in Europe. There very small so the couldn't contain much.
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There are some plastic parts, although as far as I can tell they're all on the outside i.e. with the exception of the stopper, and the pouring spout, they're on the skin of the carafe. The coffee sits in a glass inner container and doesn't tough any plastic until it's poured. I don't know whether the plastic components are BPA-free, although since the coffee isn't in constant contact with any plastic as far as I can tell, I don't think that's much of a concern.
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As far as BPA is concerned I would go to the Tervis website and http://www.factsaboutbpa.org/ We put our mugs in the microwave with no problems to heat up coffee etc. Have never cooked in them though. We have used them for quite some time now along with 6-8 other Tervis products with no problems. The are definately better than the knockoffs that you find on the market.
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Hi Jackie, our containers are made of Polypropylene and they are also BPA free so it is perfectly safe for you to store food inside them. They are made in South Korea.
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Nothing on the packaging said non BPA. They were just what I was looking for ,hard plastic longer straws that hold up in the dishwasher and don't come out of your cup. I had a hard time finding the right length. I even check bed bath beyond since they carry a lot of that sort of thing. Always too short every where I looked.. love these straws... :)