Hi, is the plastic of your moulds safe for freezer use (BPA free)?
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yes I have used them many times and they show no sign of ware. I run the bottom under hot water briefly and they pull out easy. I store the pops in zip lock snack size bags and they fit perfect. I believe they are BPA free as it did state on their web site but there was no paper work included in the box. I would buy them again very durable. Well worth the money. I bought two for free shipping and I'm glad I did because I use them that much.
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Is the plastic of Fox Run Frozen Ice Pop Maker moulds safe for freezer use (BPA free)?
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Hated it, bought two(one for each house) and have already given them to the thrift stores. What a waste of money. The popsicles are too hard to get out and every time I tried to order popsicle sticks amazon said it couldn't be delivered to my zip code! The popsicle sticks at the stores are too large and don't fit. All in all a total waste of time and money.
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Plastic--I never saw a BPA Free label or statement on it, but it could be. Best to contact the manufacturer about that.
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These containers appear to be polycarbonate or PETG plastic. They use what appears to be a silicone seal. They should be safe for the refrigerator and freezer. However, I really do not see the point of using them in the freezer. These were designed to seal air from shelf-stable food. A freezer is designed to extend the life of decomposing foods. I would wrap meat or cheese in tin foil and place it in the freezer. I would use the OXO containers for pet food, snacks, candy, rice, beans, or other dry foods. We purchased these with the square buttions and then OXO changed the square buttons to the PET line and manufactured the same units with round buttons for consumers. We still use the square button models for people food. No problems on any of them yet.
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I contacted the company directly and this is the response i got from them "Thank you for contacting the OXO Consumer Care Center and your interest in OXO products. Please be assured that our consumers' safety is a top priority during the development of our products. All OXO products are BPA, Phthalate, and PVC Free. The Ice Cube Tray is made of the following: Tray-High Density Polyethylene (HDPE), Recycling #2 Lid-Low Density Polyethylene (LDPE), Recycling #4 Please let me know if you need anything else."
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It is made out of silicone and it can go in the freezer. I would not try opening it or locking it down when it is that cold because plastic become brittle when cold.
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I am very sorry that i cannot answer your question. I bought these molds as part of an October birthday present. I won't be using them myself, and have not used them. I do believe that these molds were specifically designed for frozen treats, as the name implies. I suggest that you email the vendor directly to get the best answer. Best of luck in your quest to find the answer.
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The jars are silicone, so they are bpa free. It is nice because if you make your own food and freeze it, the food thaws quickly in these containers- I just put mine in hot water.
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BPA-Free, PVC-free plastic are for storage but do not heat in the microwave "microwave-safe" only means that the plastic won't actually melt - the extreme heat of the oven will increase transference of plastic chemicals.
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Link to a "Mother Jones" article on BPA's: http://www.motherjones.com/environment/2014/03/tritan-certichem-eastman-bpa-free-plastic-safe... May need to be "cut-and-pasted".
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As far as I am aware you can. They are microwave & dishwasher safe, so I can't imagine they aren't freezer safe.
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Box information : dishwasher safe not for oven or microwave. Melamine expansion is not good so I would not use in freezer.
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I have had no issue using them in the freezer for short periods of time. The seal is pretty tight. Long term like with any type container frost builds up.
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The plastic is brittle, the seal will shrink in the freezer; I would expect cracking but have not had that happen. The plastic used says "&gt;PCTG&lt;" so I assume it is not recyclable. PS, be careful, if you over pressurize it they explode.
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Sorry I can't help you. I didn't keep packaging. I did just take a look at the beaker, but I see no markings on it to indicate if it's bpa free or not.
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Yes, though I wouldn't leave them in a freezer as the plastic may become brittle & break.
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I do not have a direct answer but if I froze them I would open them and dump them out in a ice cube tray and freeze them that way. Reason being I am not sure that the plastic container is designed to be frozen? or rated to be frozen. Just my 2 cents maybe some one will chime in their thoughts to help answer your question.
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I would not recommended freezing things in stainless steel bottles. there are great bpa free plastic bottles you can use instead.