are old jello molds bpa free
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I bought this jello mold for my wife, who had been looking for one for quite a while. She advised me that MOST of the old plastics did contain undesirable contents, so I'd assume YES.
1582698
I don't know about bpa. It never occurred to me. I am sure there is nothing that would adversely affect the food, otherwise I wouldn't be alive and well after nearly 80 years of using these products.
1582699
I had an old Tupperware Jello Mold, similar to the one pictured. I do not believe plastic produced in the old days contained BPA. I think that was a 21st century development. If I had my old jello mold, I would have used it and not felt the need to buy a new one. That was not the case, so I bought a new one and have used it sever times...works just like the old one.
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I did more research and it does not appear that the tupperware jello mold contained bpa. Here is a link to a site that lists the tupperware containing bpa. http://grudgemom.wordpress.com/2009/09/04/which-tupperware-products-have-bpa-in-them/
2118130
Great question. Yes, our play balls are BPA free. These play balls are made out of low-density polyethylene.
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I wish it was, but as it came out long before the BPA news, I doubt it is. I really wish Oster would make a BPA-free updated version of this, because I loved mine! ... for now, it's glass Ball jars. Don't fit well in a cupholder, but less potentially toxic.
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I still have the box and there is no mention of bpa anywhere on it. I checked the blender and booklet and found nothing. Sorry I couldn't help you. .
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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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You might want to direct Breville's attention to an article in Mother Jones entitled "The Scary New Evidence on BPA free Plastics". Probably won't make any difference. I contacted VitaMix about their new Tritan containers (that I ran out and purchased, throwing out the old ones. Come to find out the 1st set were safer). I don't understand why these companies do not sue the manufacturer for whitewashing test results, etc. Alas, the concept of customer satisfaction and safety is extinct. But they don't mind. By the time the results appear in our grandchildren, most of the CEOs will have retired. You might want to direct Breville's attention to an article in Mother Jones entitled "The Scary New Evidence on BPA free Plastics". Probably won't make any difference. I contacted VitaMix about their new Tritan containers (that I ran out and purchased, throwing out the old ones. Come to find out the 1st set were safer). I don't understand why these companies do not sue the manufacturer for whitewashing test results, etc. Alas, the concept of customer satisfaction and safety is extinct. But they don't mind. By the time the results appear in our grandchildren, most of the CEOs will... » Read More You might want to direct Breville's attention to an article in Mother Jones entitled "The Scary New Evidence on BPA free Plastics". Probably won't make any difference. I contacted VitaMix about their new Tritan containers (that I ran out and purchased, throwing out the old ones. Come to find out the 1st set were safer). I don't understand why these companies do not sue the manufacturer for whitewashing test results, etc. Alas, the concept of customer satisfaction and safety is extinct. But they don't mind. By the time the results appear in our grandchildren, most of the CEOs will have retired. « Show Less
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Yes. These pacifiers are 100% silicon, so they are free of BPA and all other plasticizers.
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Dear Dave I'm surprised you are asking me...the best person is to ask is the seller of the product. I don't sell these jars. I only ordered them off Amazon. My hope is that they are BPA free.
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From the discoverytoys.com website: "BPA Free. 46 colorful tubes, chutes and bases, 10 marbles."
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Right in the description it says "All Re-Play products are BPA-free, PVC-free, phthalate-free, melamine-free...and dishwasher safe" However with any plastics, its still a chemical. I do not heat even if it says they are safe As far as the product they are really great plates for little ones. I would purchase again. Hope that helps.
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Not sure what BPA free is. But have no ant problem. You may get a few flies. Hope this helps.
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There are couple of seller list under this listing. I cannot guaranteed theirs but the jars we sell have special BPA free lids and you can use them for foods. They can also be waterbath for the jams.
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I am not sure about BPA free because it is not stated in the Paperwork that came with the beaker. However, it does show on the beaker that it is an 07 plastic that you can recycle. I hope this helps you.
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As far as I know only if they are medela brand. They sell them, but they are hard to find. If you end up having to use the plastic ones they at least are BPA free.
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At this time we only carry a model with a plastic reservoir. The reservoir is BPA free.
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I bought them because I thought they were BPA free, but when I wanted to order a second set, I read the product specifications with more care and notice that only the base is rated BPA free. Which is pretty stupid because the base does not come into contact with food, but the molds do, and those are not rated BPA free! So I purchased stainless steel molds instead even though three cost three times more. But my grandsons' health is worth every penny.
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I know they are BPA free plastic, I don't know if it's this specific kind you mentioned.