What number plastic is this tray made out of? Trying to find something bpa and chemical free
532157
If you're looking for chemical free, I would suggest old pyrex casserole bake pans. Doubt you will find anything plastic that is not chemical free.
532158
Although there is no recycling number on the trays, they are made of polystyrene, which would be number 6.
532159
There is no number stamped. Not an expert but it looks like ABS plastic. I'd ask the vendor.
532160
They are made out of polystyrene. Contact growerssupplycompany.com. They are the manufacturers and I would hope they would be willing and able to answer your questions. Happy growing.
788082
I'm afraid I gave it to my mom a while ago because it was too big for my fridge, so I can't look for myself...but another reviewer says that it is indeed BPA-free.
1179250
I think it's made of PP without any adders. Only looking after BPA will not really help. Some BPA-free Plastics now contain BPS, which is maybe much more dangerous. The best is, to reduce plastic as much as possible.
186178
You mean BPA. I called OXO and they said it is a newer type of plastic called Tritan, made by Eastman. While supposedly BPA free and safe, there is some question about that if you do a web search on Tritan (I wonder if any plastic is safe these days).
58151
The bottle is made of plastic and I cannot find anywhere where it indicates it's bpa free.
2204858
It is plastic but I am not sure about BPA free. I think I bought it before there was a concern about the BPA. I don't use it much but it is a very nice one and the motor will never burn up in home use like the cheaper ones.
557663
I can't see anything on the box or the manual suggesting that it is BPA free. I also couldn't find anything online, sorry. It is approved by the FDA though :)
1935605
It doesn't say, as there is no recycling label on the bottom of any of the trays. It is very bright white in color and rigid. I have dropped the trays several times but they don't chip or crack. If you are worried about BPA, these trays are certified BPA free. For more info, check out sproutpeople.org.
1693588
I have no idea what the plastic is made out of, but I clean mine with extremely HOT, not boiling water and rubbing alcohol of at least 91%
1111598
Yes that is the big question - BPA free? I see no plastic freezer trays on the market that say BPA-free. Not sure I can eliminate plastic entirely, but BPA-free would make a large difference in our body burdens.
1646519
It's bpa-free plastic (you can always put it in glass upon receipt). I use this ginger all the time and it is PHENOMENAL! The Indus products I've tried (and that's a lot of products) have been fantastic, to the last. Eating a hot/sour soup right now that's full of their ginger, cayenne, black seed, and turmeric. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmYUM!!! HUGE fan of Indus Organics.
627990
I went through my paperwork that came with my" Fast" high chair and the dining tray, and I didn't see anything specific about it being BPA free. That being said, if you are familiar with the company Inglesina, you can pretty much assume that it is. They are a high end Italian company and dedicated to the comfort and safety of their clients... (Babies) I have been very happy with my "Fast" high chair and dining tray. I bought the tray a bit later, since I didn't think I needed it, but now I am glad I purchased it. It is easy to clean and keeps my counter spotless.
89216
I think it's plastic because there is no comment anywhere about the BPA free.
980419
The tray in mine is plastic. I have ran it through thr dishwasher many times and it cleans up great. Only the dome and the cooking surface that holds the water are stainless steel. B/c the cooking surface is stainless, it's easy to clean if you break an egg and it will get dirty over time. Just spray with vinegar, let it soak a minute and it wipes clean with little scrubbing.
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I did not think stainless steel had BPA? I found the tray on this site http://www.organicallyhatched.com/Onyx-Stainless-Steel-Ice-Cube-Tray-p/onyict.htm and it is listed as BPA and lead free.
887405
I have 3 of these, and there is no number on any of them. It is polypropylene. very sturdy. definitely recyclable
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I had an old Tupperware Jello Mold, similar to the one pictured. I do not believe plastic produced in the old days contained BPA. I think that was a 21st century development. If I had my old jello mold, I would have used it and not felt the need to buy a new one. That was not the case, so I bought a new one and have used it sever times...works just like the old one.