Is it BPA or melamine free for drinking water?
224677
I'm not sure if you are joking. But ... It is NOT for drinking water. Personally I don't recommend plastic drinking containers even if they are BPA/melamine/etc. free. There is no such thing as worry free plastic. But this is certainly not for drinking.
224678
I'm sorry, I can't answer that. I no longer have the tags for reference. I had no intention of using it for drinking water, so I didn't share your concerns.
224679
I don't have a clue, but it is NOT promoted as a drinking water container. It is for plants, so your question is quite confusing unless you are watering plants that you plan on eating later.
224680
I don't think so but if I was thirsty I would not hesitate to do so provided that it was clean of any chemicals. I use it sometimes to fill the pets and birds water bowl with no ill effects. It is plastic and very sturdy. You could contact the company for the exact material used. Hope this helps...........David
224681
It is 4. Low-density polyethylene (PE-LD)Common products: Thin plastic bags, some plastic containers (e.g., soap dispensers)Recyclability: Can be recycled, but check to make sure it's accepted locally.Plastic Recycling symbol 04 PE-LD
2208108
Its been awhile since I last pyrchased these bottles, but I think they are BPA free. They were very popular with my kids.
1682611
I know this is an old question, but in case anyone new is looking, The new version of this Kettle that is out now (2015) has BPA Free written on the plastic water level viewing area. I emailed customer service asking if the old version was BPA free - It was not, but the new one is. They are replacing mine for free with the upgraded version.
529408
There's a #2 symbol on the bottom. BPA free according to their website (http://waterbrick.org/product-specifications.php): "The container is made out of HDPE (High Density Polyethylene resin). The lid is made out of High Density Polypropylene. The gasket is made out of Dynaflex TPE (Thermoplastic Elastomer). Just changed my water after a year (oops), and after letting the water breath briefly, there's no plastic taste.
1826550
The honey bottle is marked HDPE with recycle symbol 2. I believe this indicates that it is BPA-free.
2030907
In my research i have found answers of silicon and bpa free stated on other web sites. Hope this helps.
1989836
This particular cap is made from 100% BPA/BPS FREE plastic. Happy Hydrating!
2019582
Yes it is BPA free. They are reusable after rinsing with warm soapy water and air drying. They provide you with a funnel to pour the liquid into the vessels without any spillage. I think mine leaked slightly (not much) because I did not screw the top on tightly.
155044
According to the manufacturer, NordicWare, the Tender Cooker vessel is plastic and they further state that it BPA & Melamine free. Don't hesitate to contact them for further info at http://www.nordicware.com/.
1707151
There is BPA free plastic in contact with the water. This is a safe kind of plastic.
415151
It is plastic, I thought bpa free...works well but I also don't leave it in for long periods and use ice water
2156265
The bottles are sold or made by Pure Water Health. They have a website www.purewaterhealth.com and their phone number is 408-245-Pure. "BPA Free" is on the bottom of the bottle as well as "Approved For Drinking Water Only." Hope this helps you out.
1082139
I didn't mention it because I was reading the same product description that you see here. Your question led me to do a bit of research and actually I believe it is BPA free. The coconut water is packed in a Tetra Pak. Here's a link to a website that gives tips for avoiding BPA. If you look under the soup category you'll see some info about Tetra Paks being BPA free. http://www.breastcancerfund.org/reduce-your-risk/tips/avoid-bpa.html
1802130
I can't swear to it but a number of on-line retailers state that Melitta plastic cones are BPA free. I am not sure it would matter in a filter cone.
542297
I would avoid using boiling hot water with any plastic product BPA free or not.
2123452
It doesn't notate that it's BPA free. However, the plastic components are only on the base and handle. They really don't come into direct contace with the water inside.
724264
No Melamine here! Only ABS plastic that is ABS and Phthalates free. There are new reports questioning the safety of melamine. I hope you will check them out.