Is the material used safe for food standard.?
2029436
I am not sure about the cutter. It's not made out of stainless steal nor plastic. I returned this item because rice stick to the bear cup and won't come out. I finally get rice out, ears were all gone. I tried different rice and so many times and get very frustrated.
2029437
I would assume so, but I do not know for sure. What else are you wanting to use it with?
929090
I use mine for my homemade cleaning products. The best thing would be to check the details in the product description. If it doesn't say that it is food safe, then I would assume it is not.
1237313
I am not sure WHY you are asking me??? I am not the person selling it and I think you should direct your question to the source. However, I don't mind telling you that "food grade" means it's used by the food industry. A*
88671
Food grade plastic. Don't think you'll have any issues there. Have dried multiple fruits and veggies and haven't noticed anything that would make me wary of them.
741930
I think it is the "food grade" polypropylene, which does not instill confidence in me. Even allegedly "safe" food grade polypropylene (LDPE) is not considered safe by research scientists. Better to use a wool puddle pad.
602899
No. It is a safe for environment safe for food utensil made of wood. So no coatings of any kind.
1076114
if you are using food, i would only use food grade buckets. Any thing else has the potential to leech toxins into the food, as there is always a risk the mylar bag was not sealed properly, or had a tear. Just a thought.
930045
Some good info on plastics for food is found here. But essentially it says plastic bags used for food are OK. http://www.seventhgeneration.com/learn/blog/safer-kitchens-bag
1859483
Your question is somewhat confusing. "Food safe" implies that it can be *consumed* without health concerns. Of course this product should not be consumed or come in direct contact with food or food preparation surfaces. But on the other hand, it can of course be used "near" food and food prep areas without taking extra precautions to avoid fumes, etc., which is presumably what the other people who responded to your question meant when they said "yes", since the gist of your question was whether it can be used in food storage areas.
1960330
I ended up not using this product because what I received is not the food grade quality and therefore unsafe for use where cats live. I have had success with boric acid which I applied in the wall-to-floor edges with tape covering same for safe pet and human nhalation. The problem is not yet completely gone, so I also await a diatomaceous earth product that is food grade which will likely arrive tomorrow.
1043133
there is a little triangle at the bottom of the container indicating #7. This container is literally made to hold flour. I can't imagine it would not be food safe and safe for reuse.
1808572
when i bought the item its description said it was safe for consummables. whatever the lining is, or is not, i don't know. was bought more for ornamental purposes than anything.
1131077
Yes it is food safe, though with a oven you may need to use a rope type Nomex gasket
1136036
This is a food-grade PVC. It retains heat better than other materials to assist in drainage (if that's what you need) and it's resistant to chemical sterilization. I won't say that it is safe, but I will say I've been using them for years and I'm still alive. This mold is also carried by JayBee Industries, makers of "The Vat" pasturizer. If Bob trusts it, so do I.
1061526
I will have to check with our manufacturer to see if it's rated food grade. Due to its handling I doubt that it is. The foam itself is nontoxic.
1704571
Plastic. But, it is the special non-toxic variety that does not leach any of its properties into your food. I love this thing!
1543320
It's plant based and not artificial ingredients so I would say it's safer than the man made stuff. It's all natural and plant based totally.