BPA-free? Is this specific set - The Rubbermaid 1777169 40 Piece Easy Find Lid (EFL)- BPA-free?
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According to Rubbermaid's web site, they do not contain BPA. http://www.rubbermaid.com/Pages/LearnAboutBPA.aspx#bpa
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I found on the original box a light green stamp which show that indeed the LIDS BPA FREE.
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Yes it is BPA free. I looked up information through Tupperware and it states this butter dish is BPA free and its on the label specifying that it is. Hope this answer finds you well. I like the dish because its rubber made no worries if dropped. Like glass butter dishes it drops and breaks. I also will say it does keep the refrigerator taste out of the butter.
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I wasn't sure which Ball lids you were asking about, as I have ordered different ones at various times. The Ball design series lids with bands which are blue states on the box these are BPA Free. I hope this a help to you.
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I checked with Tupperware directly - and yes, they tell me that since March of 2010 in the USA and Canada, their products are BPA free. Isn't that great??
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YES, both the ice trays and the ice bin are BPA free, as are ALL Rubbermaid products since 2009. And no I do not work for Rubbermaid. I am a Pediatrician, very interested in products with / without BPA
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Not all Ball lids are BPA free. Go to this site to learn the difference. http://diaryofatomato.com/2013/05/22/mastering-food-preservation-balls-bpa-free-canning-lids/
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Yes, they are BPA free. http://www.argeecorp.com/index.php/consumer-products/argee-heavy-duty-white-buckets.html/
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The jars are silicone, so they are bpa free. It is nice because if you make your own food and freeze it, the food thaws quickly in these containers- I just put mine in hot water.
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They are BPA free, yes. And I love this bottle. Perfect size, easy to carry, holds enough water.
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The bags that are still in the box, say BPA free. I have taken the containers out of box. I have no idea on them. Hope this helps
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This listing is for four lids and straws to add to your own mason jars. The lids and straws are both BPA free.
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I checked with manufacturer-- all their products including this top container are BPA free
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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.
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All of them that I have bought were BPA free. However, I assumed they all had the new easy clean lids now and ordered some that didn't specifically say they had those lids. They did not have the easy clean lids. To be honest, it doesn't make much difference. Even with the easy clean lid, I find you still need the little brush to get in to clean the opening and seal, but I still think they are totally worth it. I gave a lot of these for Christmas this past year. We use and wash them everyday.To the person that said their's didn't last 45 minutes, were they the plastic ones? I bought some of those before too and they are terrible about keeping it hot, but the metal ones keep my coffee hot/warm for several hours. All of them that I have bought were BPA free. However, I assumed they all had the new easy clean lids now and ordered some that didn't specifically say they had those lids. They did not have the easy clean lids. To be honest, it doesn't make much difference. Even with the easy clean lid, I find you still need the little brush to get in to clean the opening and seal, but I still think they are totally worth it. I gave a lot of these for Christmas this past year. We use and wash them everyday.To the person that said their's didn't last 45 minutes, were they the plastic ones? I... » Read More All of them that I have bought were BPA free. However, I assumed they all had the new easy clean lids now and ordered some that didn't specifically say they had those lids. They did not have the easy clean lids. To be honest, it doesn't make much difference. Even with the easy clean lid, I find you still need the little brush to get in to clean the opening and seal, but I still think they are totally worth it. I gave a lot of these for Christmas this past year. We use and wash them everyday.To the person that said their's didn't last 45 minutes, were they the plastic ones? I bought some of those before too and they are terrible about keeping it hot, but the metal ones keep my coffee hot/warm for several hours. « Show Less
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Yes it's BPA free. They don't have a suction bottom and they aren't microwaveable just FYI.
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Oh Good question! I believe so. The lid is a number 5 plastic (polypropylene) and from my quick search on the internet it is BPA free. But then again I am getting my info from the internet... :-) Hope this helps!