what material is the egg holder made of?
918863
Made with clear resipreme plastic with ribbed detailing. BPA-free. Hand wash.
918864
It is made of a high impact plastic called resipreme. It is amazingly sturdy, brilliantly clear, and extremely easy to clean.
918865
The egg holder is made of very sturdy, clear, thick plastic, and is not at all flimsy.
918866
As stated in the product discription this is made of "Clear resipreme construction." It is crystal clear dense and very slightly pliable plastic. It also happens to be a great, durable product.
918867
Made with clear resipreme™ plastic with ribbed detailing. BPA-free. Hand wash.
918868
I believe it is lexan. It is not dishwasher safe but is wonderful for my spoiled backyard hen eggs. They lay large and super jumbo eggs. It holds them all.
611964
The avocado holder is made of a light weight plastic with a rubber strap, not sure what kind of plastic. I have had this holder for several months, I use it often, it really does keep the avocado from turning brown for a couple of days in the frig.
698254
Yes, the container is a hard plastic (not very flexible in a good way). I stack stuff on it. I have many lock & lock containers at home and they have fallen out of my upper freezer many times without breaking (however, I wouldn't recommend that with eggs).
980421
The pan surface that heat the water is stainless. The egg tray is plastic. It work pretty well for the low price.
122966
The blue portion is mostly a sturdy plastic, the tip of the holder I believe is steel. Its quite durable.
1038266
I have no idea. I got to cook an egg before it broke. Please do not waste your money.
1111177
My guess would be aluminum, but I can't tell for sure. It's very solid feeling. It's the armored truck of chalk holders.
1189814
The feeder is plastic and easy to clean. I have had this feeder for about 6 months and haven't needed to replace the food holder at all.
1793237
I love my covered egg holder. It is made of heavy clear plastic. Suction does not keep the lid on, but the perfect fitting cover molds exactly perfect. I put things on top of mine all the time. I have just one little criticism and that is it holds 14 eggs, and I like to buy the 18 count size. Simple solution: use the 4 extra eggs first.
1134054
It's made from whole eggs. You could contact the seller, but I think it was on my label.
721201
It is plastic. The holder is ok but I wish I had got the metal one. Hope this helps.
949654
I don't know, as I haven't used it that way. But I can tell you that the eggs are pretty secure in this container otherwise. We use it for our RV and have not had any damaged eggs.
24307
It is made of some kind of rubber. They hold alot of water. I use them for baby ducks to swim in. I wash their towel bedding in them, and I use them to hold feed at fedding time for lots of ducks. They are very strong, but the long flat ones like this bends in you try to carry water in it.Janet
1026352
It's plastic, but very sturdy. We used it for my daughter's baby shower and it worked perfectly.
1922432
I am not sure what the material is, but it is sturdy. It is kind of glossy so cleaning hasn't been a problem. I love it and so do the cats ( I have 3 who use it). Though I have another liiter box downstairs, they like using the one in the enclosure. For me, I like that it looks (and smells) so much better now that we have this enclosure. It is actually fairly heavy and definitely strong enough for me to sit on. The cover lifts easily though for cleaning.
909051
The cups are made of aluminum, but they are coated on the inside with Teflon. If 'treated' right, the teflon is slippery on its own and you should not need butter or oil in them. The eggs SHOULD slide right out. But you can still use butter and oil if you like. It doesn't hurt the eggs any.
1204087
The plate is glass. The insert that holds the eggs is plastic. Here are the dimensions: 15.1 x 13.9 x 14.2 inches.