Is the pitcher lid BPA free?
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The one I bought is glass, so I don't believe it will have bpa, I hope that help you
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I'm sorry, but I don't know. I'm just throwing caution to the wind and using it despite not knowing!
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The pitcher is NOT made of glass but of, "Stain, cloud and odor proof, durable, high temperature material with glass-like clarity" as stated in the description. It IS some type of plastic.
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The pitcher is glass and the lid and ice container are plastic. I removed the ice part and have never used it, the lid portion still fits into place without it and we found it unnecessary.
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Pat, I don't know. Water is mostly in contact with stainless steel, on the interior there are two pieces of plastic where the handle is attached and the rim holding the lid is plastic and does contact the water as it is poured out. It has been an excellent kettle for us, just do not know about the BPA, sorry.
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Hello Jennifer, I mostly purchase the glass containers. I have one plastic container and it does not say anywhere on it whether it is BPA free. I would guess that it would be, but I am not certain at all. Katherine
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Batter Bowl Anchor Hocking Clear Glass 2 qt. Batter Bowl with Blue Plastic Lid. Lid is BPA Free.
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I agree with Nathans answer. Only item to have BPA would be plastic lids. And it is clearly stated BPA free.
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I don't know about BPA free, but the lid is the only plastic part inside. The handle is totally external. It's a very nice kettle and works well. Inside is totally stainless, except for hard plastic lid that covers it.
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The lid is BPA-free plastic. It says so on the Contigo website and in the Amazon description.
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"The Clear2o Pitcher is BPA free and is made of ABS & AS plastics.The CLEAR2Go bottle is made of LDPE which is a BPA-free material and does not leach into your water." This was the response I received via email
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The container is not glass, but appears to be some type of plaslic. I don't know whether it is BPA free. Hope this helps and you find what you are looking for.
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Hi, There are some inaccurate responses to this question. The lids are in fact BPA free just like the entire VonShef range. Many Thanks, Designer Habitat
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I no longer have the box so I checked the glass pitcher and there's nothing on it to indicate where it was made. The red lid has two symbols on the bottom, a recycling symbol and a dishwasher symbol. On the top something that looks like "Pasabahce" which might be the brand, and I found this website for it: pasabahce(dot)com. And their page for this pitcher: http://www.pasabahce.com/urunler/kataloglar/service-line/kanalar/43414.aspx
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I do not see any markings that indicate that these lids are BPA-free. The bigger concern is the composition of the glass itself. Corning divested its interests in 1998 and, with that, the original formula of borosilicate glass was changed to soda-lime glass, a cheaper and more volatile composition. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyrex. I have both the original and current version of these ribbed glass storage bowls. The earlier is heavier and will likely outlast the modern version by generations.
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There has never been BPA in the cans, and the lids, it was projected that by this year there would be none in the lids. The vast majority of last years lids were BPA free
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Sorry I don't know. Ours has a white plastic lid/stirrer - nothing is printed on that part. The pitcher is clear. On the bottom is printed Pampered Chef & a design patent #. I think ours was made approx 2002. We also have P.C. food chopper from same time period. Have it complete in box with papers. Likely same infor with it as the pitcher. Paper doesn't say anything about content of plastic. Perhaps you could contact the co. http://www.pamperedchef.com/ Or Contact a Solution Center team member Call 1-888-OUR CHEF (1-888-687-2433)
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I have no idea if the plastic contains BPA. I would suggest you contact the manufacturer for the answer to that question. The plastic is a very hard plastic, not like the plastic used to make containers for liquids. The only contact the tea has with the plastic is when you pour the tea out and it runs over the ring at the spout.