When these bottles are washed in the dishwasher, do food particles and such get stuck between the plastic and the outside of the glass?
526736
I've never had an issue. I've probably washed it a dozen times in the top rack and it comes out as clean as anything else in the washer.
526737
I wash these in the dishwasher all the time and have not experienced that. I do see hard water residue that stays there when I look at it from inside the bottle, but have not yet seen food particles getting lodged there
879160
I always put them in the dishwasher.... I put the lids in the silverware container. Of course I put the bottles on the top rack, and everything has been fine. We have had them for quite a while and I washed them a lot.
2179832
Mine are in and out of the dishwasher ... so far so good. I've had them for a couple of years now.
1469757
yes, I have used them over and over. Just don't put them in the dishwasher. it warps the plastic
1568031
I have not tried that! I would suspect that the object with a label could be washed by hand without detaching. But, a dishwasher, my guess would be that it would depend on the item to which the label is affixed. I would think a plastic item with a smooth finish would not release the label. Smooth glassware or China... possible. These are my "guesses". Wish I could be of more assistance with your question.
1943213
I have not put them in the dishwasher. I think the best way to clean them would be to use a baby bottle cleaner. They might hold up to the extreme heat of the dishwasher.
105504
Yes, I have washed them in the dishwasher and they seem fine. I also have a very long straw brush to wash them by hand. I think it gets the inside of the straw cleaner since the brush goes all the way through the straw pushing out anything stuck inside.
2280660
I wash it all the time...nothing happens to the bottle...But I think the lid is not dishwasher safe at all. this is an awesome bottle if only the lid fits tighter and water doesn't leak if the bottle is not upright. Otherwise the stainless steel bottle is THE BEST :)
988813
I haven't tried to wash them in the dishwasher; possibly they would do well on top shelf as they certainly are quality but I've just washed them off. I really do like the way they fit into the dishes, the best I've seen for lids.
733725
I've put them in the dishwasher. If they don't stay open during the wash, they will not get as clean.
2109836
I have been washing mine in the dish washer for about a year with no problem. Just unscrew the bottle at the middle, and put in the washer in the top rack. Have not lost one, though my sister in law did washing hers by hand. Have not had any changes in the bottle or top with weekly use and dishwasher cleaning.
2223867
Hi Marissa, the bottle itself is dishwasher safe however the bottle is painted black so high heat and tough detergents will wear the paint off. Only non painted (stainless steel color) bottles should go into the dishwasher.CheersNick
561144
Hi John. Yes I have had no problems putting my Mr.Lids in the dishwasher. They are quite durable.
1009073
I am not quite sure, I would ask the seller of this product before you place the bottles in the dishwasher.
407939
I can vouch for months and months of hand washing. These labels don't come off until you take the off. Go ahead and try them on your baby bottles (glass or plastic). I have plastic containers. I also have glass containers I use for freezing. They work great. I can't vouch for putting them through a dish washer, but I say again, these label don't come off. Hope I've helped!
2098751
I've put them through the dishwasher on the top rack with no problem. Pretty sure they'd melt during the dry cycle on the bottom rack. I'm fairly sure that they are BPA free because they aren't a rigid clear plastic (BPA was used to make otherwise brittle clear plastics more impact resistant). These bottles are translucent and made of a flexible plastic.
192520
We have run ours through the dishwasher hundreds of times. Both the caps and bottles are still like new. Both are suprisingly heavy duty for what you might expect a glass bottle to be.