IS the straw BPA free? Hoping to get an answer from WaterU customer rep.
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There is no indication on the straw or the packaging that it is BPA free. So I would assume no to be on the safe-side. You can also purchase these BPA straws separately if you are concern: WaterU® 10 Pack Reusable Colored Straws
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The straw is made out of BPA free plastic, you simply take the top and straw apart, and rinse it out, or you can soak it in soapy water to make sure it's clean. I just use some hot water quickly to rinse the flip top and the straw. No, you do not have to keep replacing it.
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It doesn't notate that it's BPA free. However, the plastic components are only on the base and handle. They really don't come into direct contace with the water inside.
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It doesn't show on this listing, but their other sippy cups are BPA free and they look the exact same to me.
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Another customer asked whether these straws are BPA-free and the seller's answer was YES, they are BPA-free.
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Chris, Yes it is BPA free; we have two of these and use them daily; no issues with leaks, off taste or any thing along those lines. The only thing you need to be aware of is that you have to leave the cap loose while it is in use to allow air to get in as the water is being dispensed.
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Yea! The replacement is not for the straws, it's just the filters. You can buy them through amazon right here: http://www.amazon.com/Camelbak-Groove-Accessory-Filters-Hydration/dp/B00437RSSI/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1386561752&sr=8-2&keywords=camelbak+groove+filter
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There is BPA free plastic in contact with the water. This is a safe kind of plastic.
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Thank you for your quick response! I was looking for something other than plastic to drink my green smoothies and more importantly my flavored water with my doTERRA Essential Oils. Some of the oils you can't put in plastic containers or use plastic straws. After reading the bad flavor reviews on the stainless steel straws, I decided to try the glass ones! I too am a straw person. Not sure how I have never heard of glass straws before! Can't wait to get some! Thanks again for your reply!
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Perhaps you could contact the manufacturer to find out. It might say somewhere on the packaging but we threw that out a long time ago. I'm really not sure if its BPA free.
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I would visit their website and ask them. Good question! Here is what the Amazon site says: BPA-Free, lead free, cadmium free, toxin-free, worry free glass water bottle product. The company is Glasstic.
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According to this press release, it is: http://consumerinfo.zerowater.com/tag/bpa-free/
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My unit is at least 8 years old so I doubt that anything on it is BPA free. I don't know about the newer made models however, I did e-mail the company and am waiting for an answer. I rarely use the trays as is when dehydrating, I usually line them with parchment paper I've cut to fit. I'm also considering a greener approach by using silicone baking sheets that I can cut to size/shape, since they will be cleanable/reusable. When I hear back from Nesco, I will post their response.
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It IS BPA-free. Info listed under features in the site: http://www.tetonsports.com/Backpacks/Hydration/Oasis1100.htm
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Silicone bite valve and BPA-free plastic straw. These are the standard Camelbak Eddy redesigned bite valves (mouthpiece) and straws (draw tube).
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You can only go by what the manufacturer says and that is that all parts that come in contact with water are BPA free. The customer that claims the California prop issue needs to do some more research about what that means. There isn't a single water distribution system on the market that isn't flagged by that proposition so every drop of water you use has already passed through piping prop 65 deems questionable.
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Nothing on the packaging said non BPA. They were just what I was looking for ,hard plastic longer straws that hold up in the dishwasher and don't come out of your cup. I had a hard time finding the right length. I even check bed bath beyond since they carry a lot of that sort of thing. Always too short every where I looked.. love these straws... :)