Are these food grade buckets?
606757
I would think Yes. I am currently just using them in the barns for storing and mixing food for livestock, but I would not think twice about using them for human consumption food as well.
606758
I bought these buckets with the idea they can be used for food. I went back to the advertisement and no where does it actually say it's ok for food. I ordered some different ones for food storage and will use these buckets for something else.
606759
I use mine to store packaged food to keep mice out and to keep storage neat
779073
They appear to be but actually aren't. I consider this griddle to be a fire hazard and have sent a complaint to the CPSC.
1599068
Ours was not labeled as food grade. However it is a decent plastic. We've washed ours and use it for dry foods. We're not experts but believe it is generally safe to use this funnel for food as long as the food is not hot which might cause the plastic to release potentially dangerous chemicals.
571228
yes it is food grade I have peppers and tomatoes going in it, and it could hold a fish it holds 40 L
1413600
no, these are food grade / have had no problems at all. I would still boil and filter after sitting a long while anyway. as you fill, pour a couple caps of Bleach in with it
957485
There us nothing on them to indicate that they are. By feel I would say no. They are great for kids, and perfect for outdoor picnics. Just not freezer or microwave.
1697935
Yes, it is 100% stainless steel. Food grade means you can use this stainless steel with food. Some stainless have additives that can not be used with food.
1073867
I dont believe they are but we sent them back asap. They are huge and heavy and something Fred Flinstone would use. Its not something I would use for a nice dinner or with the family and kids to clunky. If you like very large utensils they will be fine.
1731773
Yes, they are. They are wonderful. I use them for medicines, condiments etc. They last for a long time too, without staining and peeling.
1537255
they are being shady about not saying one way or the other. so no it isnt food grade.
1579443
Yes, they are. However, I still sealed everything up with a mylar bag before putting on the lid. They are very high quality buckets/lids that seal up very tight and once sealed, have a one time use pull strip to open them again. The lids will go on again without the pull strip...but I wouldn't think it would be air tight without that strip.
1466830
I'm very sure they are, I have not noticed any corrosion, I think they are stainless steel and of good quality.
1076116
Bruno I use food grade buckets that I get from local bakeries (icing buckets). I always worried about chemicals leaching through the mylar. I don't have any proof that could or would happen, so, food grade buckets takes that out of the equation. These bags are great by the way :)
1292132
Hi ChenXi,Yes, they are. Our bags are made with food grade nylon. Hope this helps! If you have any other questions, please let us know.
15690
I believe they are. Most of OXO's products that will contain food steer clear of BPA, PVC and phthalates.
1377684
They're glass, so yes, they're "food grade" although bottles aren't classified as "food grade." I always boil both the bottles and the droppers for a few minutes in water to sterilize them.
1894156
Absolutely. The grade of plastic used appears to be no different than used in standard plastic grocery bags. Given the current restriction on use of plastic grocery bags in CA, I shipped these to my sister who uses them for her grocery shopping. She is beyond pleased with the quality and with the very reasonable cost of the bags.