Is the container glass or plastic? If plastic, is it BPA and PVC free?
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The container is plastic. I am not aware if these compounds are present or not in the material, but they hold up pretty well.
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I'm not 100% certain, however, I do know it's Vinyl, PVC & Phthalate free. Hope that helps.
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It seems like it is BPA & PVC free. Too much technology and information is no use. It just separates egg white. As long as you are not storing stuff, it really shouldnt matter. The process takes 20seconds! Per egg, I mean.
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YES, the plastic is completely free of BPA. Like most household beverage and food storage containers, this teamaker is made of polyethylene plastic. BPA is not used in the manufacture of polyethylene. People who say things like "Lethal, poisonous plastic smell and taste" about this may believe what they're feeling, but it isn't because this product actually has any "Lethal, poisonous plastic" in it.
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According to this link, yes http://guide.thesoftlanding.com/bpa-and-pvc-free-food-storage-containers/
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Don't know if it's BPA free but there is no plastic inside other than the cover.
2222133
This I a BpA free plastic. The glass is very small. Works well for my 2 year old.
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Plastic....but that label is different to my label....same company however, maybe it is glass. Cannot be sure!
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BPA-free plastic. Now remember, you are paying around $15.00 for this item. The glass is high quality but thin. The plastic can take a lot of heat but warps (not the handle). Its a great deal.
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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.
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I am trying to find this out as well. I checked on the Target website and could not find where it states it is BPA free, only that it is PVC free.
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The container is some form of polycarbonate (no symbol) as far as I know. NSF but not sure if it is BPA free or not. I don't recall seeing anything mentioning it.
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I remember that it was pvc free. I sent it as a gift but that is something I try to catch when buying toys for children.
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I agree! How can we request a glass container? I would gladly pay a bit more postage to have no BPA in the container!
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The plastic is all BPA free. Some liquid will touch the silicon plastic part on the lid. I never use the lid unless I put something hot in the glass. All parts are dishwasher safe and to make it last longer I turn my heated dry off. I really love this glass I use it everyday!!
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Hi. I don't know if it is BPA or PVC free. For me it's not big deal. This "ice" won't be in contact with the milk. Just with the external part of the container. You won't put it on microwave either. Inside looks like a gel. The plastic is very thick. I've had two of these for five years and they are like new, and they have been used a lot. Regards
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The clear container jar is Glass. The black lid on top and the black base are plastic. It is sturdy and easy to handle. I really like it and it works for my needs perfectly.