Are they of HDPE material? (High density polyethylene)
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They are made of some kind of hard rubber that cuts away easier than the plastic when it's time to replace.
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I don't know. What I do know is they are very strong and don't show any scratching after eight months of use.
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No, they are 65% polyester and 35% cotton...they sort of have the same texture as a thick linen
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If they're stamped with 2, they're Polyethylene. I assume they're HDPE (high-density) instead of LDPE (low-density). This link will give you more information on the chemicals that can and can't be used with this type of plastic: http://www.cdf1.com/technical%20bulletins/Polyethylene_Chemical_Resistance_Chart.pdf (Just passing this along, as I had to look it up and it took me a while, so I thought I'd share.)
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They are not, they are made from hard plastic with smooth edges all around.
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They are plastic but a high grade plastic. They do not feel flimsy in any way.
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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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Probably some sort of polymer, might be clay though... definitely not plastic.
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As with many plastic items nowadays, there is a standard recycling symbol on the bottom (triangle of arrows), which contains the numeral 2,and the letters "HDPE" underneath. It means the containers are made of high-density polyethylene plastic.
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From the description: Made from High Density Polyethylene, FDA Approved Food Grade Plastic. BPA free.
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The baskets have been in use lifting in and out of my freezer for about two months and they are still in new condition. Not sure of the materials but seem similar to high density poly ethylene.
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I guess you'd call them a hard plastic, they are smooth and thin and not noticeable - I had to look for them to answer your question.
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I'm not positive but think they are made of plastic. I'm sure they are not Styrofoam.
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As far as i can tell it is a high density plastic with a rubberized coating. It is very sturdy i use it for music at partys and while im doing construction
1824131
If they're stamped with 2, they're Polyethylene. I assume they're HDPE (high-density) instead of LDPE (low-density). This link will give you more information on the chemicals that can and can't be used with this type of plastic: http://www.cdf1.com/technical%20bulletins/Polyethylene_Chemical_Resistance_Chart.pdf(Just passing this along, as I had to look it up and it took me a while, so I thought I'd share.)
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i believe they are hdpe and should be bpa free, but i cannot confirm the presence of bpa
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Yes, they are made of solid plastics. Very durable and has a good weight to it.
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They look metal and upon further investigation, they are 'metalized plastic'. They look good though and seem to hold up well.