What specific type of plastic are these made of? I'm hoping for a #5 in the middle of the recycling symbol, which is polypropylene.
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o sorry i wouldnt know that .. i do know is that its a strong plastic. when i holdit and also clean it there is no bending to it.
485976
I don't see any recycling marks of this pitcher. But this is very well made nice product. Made in Japan, I love this!
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There is not a number listed on the bottom. There is the recycle symbol with PP underneath it. For PP is #5.
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I have 2 Cuispro 83758002 dispensers. I looked very closely at both of the containers and can not find any indication as to what kind of plastic it is made of.
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What plastic exactly? It mentions BPA free, but are there any other bisphenols used? BPS, perhaps? Where can we get the exact list of chemicals? Any certifications from a European consumer safety authority?
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Hello J. Anlam,These cups are made from Polypropylene the code is #5US Acrylic,LLC
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Yes, there is a #5 symbol on the lids. In my town, these are considered recyclable. Hope this helps.
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That is incorrect. They are plastic, unless this is an entirely different product than I ordered.
200076
Good question but I don't have an answer. There isn't a recycling code stamp on the product & I've disposed of the packaging. It is, however, a very sturdy plastic that I expect will last many years.
2104222
I have no idea. You need to contact the manufacturer in order to find out what kind of plastic was used.
1502367
This will be plastic. Thank you for choosing Goedekers. If you have any questions please cal 1-888-768-1710.
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It seems to be a simple, thin plastic, that is a bit sturdier than the plan plastic cups that most companies give out to promote their brands, there is a recycle sign with a 5 in it on the bottom but I don't know what it means in refernce to the material though.
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The one I got is steel. I'm guessing they started making them out of plastic and switched to steel for obvious reasons.
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They are polypropylene #5 (safe). That is the labeling on the bottom anyway. BUT they are also made in China so ..... Hope that helps.
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They are plastic. It is kind of thin so be gentle with them. I have made 3 batches with them and they are still holding up.
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The recycling symbol on the bottom says "PP" with a 5 inside the triangle - not sure if that helps. There are no other markings about the materials. It is dishwasher safe, and made in China.
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I believe them to be polypropylene. We had one set and recently bought another. They are made in the USA!
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That wasn't a question. And yes, polypropylene is a plastic. Kudos to figuring that out.