Is the bowl BPA free? Can you set a different bowl on the scale if you don't want to use the plastic bowl? Thanks!
1651915
Not sure about the bpa, but you could definitely use a different bowl, then it is just like any other scale. The bowl makes a good storage cover.
16612
I didn't find anything stating it is BPA free, but the plastic is almost like a hard acrylic type. A few times I have used it with boiling water and it looks like it cracked but its was not. I have been very happy with this beaker. On the bottom it does have 7 in the recycling and made in Germany. Hope this helps.
1164239
Yes it is BPA free. I looked up information through Tupperware and it states this butter dish is BPA free and its on the label specifying that it is. Hope this answer finds you well. I like the dish because its rubber made no worries if dropped. Like glass butter dishes it drops and breaks. I also will say it does keep the refrigerator taste out of the butter.
360010
Mine most certainly did NOT make it through the dishwasher. The bowl was basically ruined. The scale still works fine though.
1076210
Yes. It's definitely BPA free. I just saw the other reply. Edit: I could have sworn it was labeled BPA free. Sorry. I see from the website that they used to be labelled BPA free but removed it and are working on the issue. They also offer it in glass jars, which I prefer.
932163
Plastic--I never saw a BPA Free label or statement on it, but it could be. Best to contact the manufacturer about that.
1873568
Can confirm that the plastics used are BPA free. I just chatted with KitchenAid and they confirmed its BPA free and that there are minimal amounts of plastics in the device
2145856
Stainless steel bowls contain no BPA; only plastic does. The lids are plastic and would have it. The bowls are metal and cannot be used in microwaves, but stainless steel is dishwasher safe.
2145855
These bowls are stainless steel and not made out of plastic, so yes, they must be BPA free.. Now as to the lids which are indeed plastic, from my best guess, they probably do contain BPA - but since they don't touch what's inside, this may not be an issue
624737
The plastic is made of a high density polyethylene that is BPA free, according to the manufacturer's description. It is dishwasher safe, but I hand wash it and air dry. I've been very pleased with mine.
533118
It states right on the label "BPA FREE" in addition to the triangle on the bottom having a 2. Hope this helps! It's great stuff....use it for all kinds of things!
2251732
I agree with Nathans answer. Only item to have BPA would be plastic lids. And it is clearly stated BPA free.
669708
Yes it's BPA free. They don't have a suction bottom and they aren't microwaveable just FYI.
1682611
I know this is an old question, but in case anyone new is looking, The new version of this Kettle that is out now (2015) has BPA Free written on the plastic water level viewing area. I emailed customer service asking if the old version was BPA free - It was not, but the new one is. They are replacing mine for free with the upgraded version.
226737
I don't know if it is BPA free, but the recycle sign (triangle) on the bottom has a 1 in it. According to Mayo Clinic, plastics marked with 3 - 7 are NOT BPA free. However, since this container is a 1 then my assumption would be that it is BPA free. The top does not have a lock. I use the container in the processing of a skin product I make, I do not use it for consumables.
1476833
Yes, it is plastic & BPA free. I would like it better if it were glass but it works well.
1922265
Hi, I use just a plastic bowl, works perfectly fine with it.you can use a metal one as well.