Does it say anywhere what kind of plastic it is? Recycling number? Is this polycarbonate #7? Is it made with toxic plasticizers?[Is it squishy and soft?]
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The package says it is Polycarbonate pan scrapers. HTH and no........ it's hard not soft or squishy.
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Well, I got it as a gift from my friend.. I just checked, every plastic cup has very tiny number 3 inside, but without recyclable triangular symbol. I don't know if this means plastic type, but #3 is PVC!!!! I am going to take this toy away, so sad, my baby loves it.
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Yes, it's semi-rigid plastic (polycarbonate and ABS). Not soft squishy silicone. This material better protects the phone, and makes it easier to remove from a "holster" or outer case than a silicone case would. The case is actually two pieces - one that protects the back of the phone (including the sliding keyboard), the other that is sort of like a protective picture frame around the front (display side) of the phone.
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It is plastic. I would be curious what grade of plastic it is since when making mascara I use things like activated charcoal and coconut oil which are known for their ability to "pull" things out of the containers they're in. I would hope it is a non-toxic, non leaching plastic...but I doubt it :/
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It's not soft, as in squishy. Don't know if it's really plastic. It's dull and smooth. works great.
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No it's a very clear but tough polycarbonate not sure of the exact makeup, but of the 3 I have no distortion and no marking so it appears to be very tough.
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I don't know where Sandra got the idea it is BPA free. The clear plastic that contacts the popcorn when heated is labeled PC for recycling. Polycarbonate is not BPA free. I agree that you should not buy it.
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Found this on one of the review posts: B. on PVC... "PVC is a kind of plastic we sometimes use in our packaging. In the clear bag fronts. Our squishy toys have components made of PVC plastic. The safety concern with that kind of plastic relates to the softeners used (the phtalates), not to the plastic in and of itself -- and those phtalates have been totally removed from all B.Toys. Our squishable toys are softened/plasticized with food-safe citroflex. Citroflex is a citric acid derivative contained in various foodstuffs, and FDA approved. We can assure you that all of our toys are 100% non-toxic. They pass all USA, all Canadian, and even the more stringent European toxicity and safety tests."
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I did a little research on this, and from what I can tell, Bisphenol A is only an issue in polycarbonate plastic. The clear stuff, usually labeled with a 7 at the bottom...I'm buying this....
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Polycarbonate is not BPA free. But, polycarbonate is great stuff. Indestructible.
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I appreciate your response Marjorie. Though perhaps the product has changed since you last ordered. This is what the Tovolo website had to say about it: Do the Freezer Pop Molds contain BPA?BPA has only been found in Polycarbonate Plastic; all of our Pop Molds are made from Polypropylene (PP) Plastics, which have a recycle number of five.If you have any questions about BPA and Polycarbonate plastics, please visit the below website for information:* http://www.bisphenol-a.org
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Not sure of type of plastic or where it came from if that is what you want to know. All I know is it is hard. Maybe mfg would know answer.
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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 you Consumer Services customerservice@learningcurve.com
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I would say a form of plastic but as I do not have a degree in analytical chemistry I really don't know. Looks to me like one of the high impact plastics they use in cars.
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It's made from polypropylene. Check out: http://veganlogy.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/What-Do-Recycling-Symbols-on-Plastics-Mean.png It's number 5.
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It's plastic, nothing special/more recyclable about this one than any other regular plastic bubble wrap. Some recycling centers will take plastic.
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I just dug it out and looked. There is no recycle number on mine. If someone held a gun to my head and said guess right or die, I would go with poly-carbonate.