Is this pitcher BPA free?
473775
From the Manufacturer, "all zerowater products are BPA free"... :) Hope this helps my friend.
1157411
No, This is a plastic pitcher. But the plastic is harder than normal which is why they have a trade name for it (accraglass?). You would need to boiled water on the stove, or in the microwave as I do with a pyrex measuring cup. Or, sometimes I use my keurig.
164793
Yes it is BPA free. If you go to the website for Buddy Bowl you can see the details.
240442
According to the Rubbermaid website, it is definitely BPA free. AND it's the best carafe ever.
1582747
I haven't seen any claim stating the boiling chamber is BPA free. However, the only product that leaves the boiling chamber is steam. All contaminants are left in the chamber, and not in the steam that will condense into distilled water. The collection container IS supposed to be BPA free.
724223
I"m sorry I am not familiar with BPA does that have something to do with the texture of the pitcher and the health of our body
867140
The pitcher is made from glass. The lid is supposed to be the kind of plastic that is not bad for you. Hope this helps.
117910
I don't know. It is not stated in any literature. But the liquid is only in contact with the glass container except for the brief time it passes through the lid while pouring. I'm anti BPA, but not concerned that this slight contact is significant, assuming there even is BPA in the lid plastic. I've gone over to all glass food storage, but you can't escape the plastic lids. The real danger is if the plastic is heated. Then the additive chemicals can vaporize and enter the food. So no microwaving or leaving the containers out in direct sunlight. I like this pitcher.
788081
I don't know. A good question. If you trust The Food and Drug Administration (FDA), they said that BPA is safe at the very low levels that occur in some foods. This assessment is based on review of hundreds of studies. But since our FDA is understaffed and not keeping up in many instances, you may not want this pitcher. I don't recall a tag or information stating this product is BPA free.
747295
I am not sure if it is BPA free. I only know it is a really good steamer and easy to use and does well in the dishwasher.
1546567
The pitcher is not stamped with a recycling number, but does have the little fork and glass emblem on the bottom of the pitcher. I believe this is used outside the US for plastic that is safe for the storage of food or drink.
622489
I don't know. The infuser is a gold color metal mesh, like others I have in drip coffee makers. I'm pretty sure the pitcher is BPA free. You pour boiling water from a pot into the pitcher, so the highest temperature is 212F. It works fine at that temp.
186897
I have no idea if the plastic contains BPA. I would suggest you contact the manufacturer for the answer to that question. The plastic is a very hard plastic, not like the plastic used to make containers for liquids. The only contact the tea has with the plastic is when you pour the tea out and it runs over the ring at the spout.
147369
The bottle is but not sure about the pitcher. Amazon does not know and the Clear 2o website FAQ only addresses the bottle
1402414
Yes it is! I emailed the company to ask because I wasn't sure, and they replied saying it's 100% BPA free.
2246820
Yes it is BPA free. When you get it, there will be a BPA free sticker on it. I love these bottles for the kids.
1817951
I have no idea. It's plastic and not advertised as BPA free so I'm betting it's in there!