Are these food safe or do they require a liner? Thanks.
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They have what seems to be a sprayed in liner. Wiped out easily prior to using. I have had sugar in one for a while now and it looks and tastes fine and no moisture. They may be a little out of round upon arrival-but they straightened up easily and seal well.
2111017
No, they cannot be uses without a liner. I would recommend returning them and buying the breastflow bottles that are not disposable because these ones are a pain to seal properly.
4115
I am not sure about the composition of the liner, but the food is in contact with it, unless you place the food in the mylar bag while it is still in the original packaging.
1553916
Soap and a soft dish cloth. They clean easily. Food rarely gets stuck on them, if so soak for awhile and wash them with a soft cloth.
93768
No, you do not need liners. I guess if you wanted to use them, you could, but as someone who has used these steamers all my life (since I was in my early 20s and am now 60), I never have and they function perfectly, if properly taken care of. The best to you.
4116
Foil liners are found BETWEEN 2 sheets of plastic. A plastic layer on the outside of the bag and a plastic layer on the inside of the bag. The food never comes in contact with the foil.I'm not aware of any foil lined mylar bags that have foil exposed to the food since the foil is thin and fragile and would tear too easily.
888299
Mine did not have a liner. I didn't pay close attention to the wrapping since I'd been using a friend's Store-n-Feed before I bought the one for my dog. You can store within the container, but it's inconvenient. I mainly liked the adjustable raised design.
1089636
I wouldn't consider using it without a liner. Costco has the perfect waterproof liners.Maybe Amazonealso has, but I haven't researched it.
54543
That is a great question, but I'm not sure. I never have anything hot in them and I don't microwave them. I'm sure there are other reasons not to have BPA, but since I only use these for dry ingredients, I don't see how BPA would transfer to the food.
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There isn't anything on the label, but according to the Reynolds web site they are bpa free. you can look at www.reynolds.com click on slow cooker liners click on FAQ. This has been a geat product to use. Sure helps with cleanup, and I use them in both our 3 1/2 and 6 /12 slowcookers.
74744
I have not used my pan with liners; I sprayed the brownie pan w/ a baking spray. That worked very well for me. I've used it about 6-7 times so far. No problems.
1172200
I've never used a liner, but if you empty the container every two or three days, you don't really need one. It's really a pretty easy clean-up, and you can add occasional runs in the dishwasher to brighten it up and get rid and any residual odor.
904199
The company claims they are BPA free. I do not cook or reheat in mine, just freeze. But good question.
166907
You don't need these liners, but I highly recommend using them. Newborn poop is really runny and these save a ton of
307013
Being silicone, they should not have any Lead. Also should be BPA free, due to being made specifically for baking.
880907
I haven't had to use liners. I spray the pans with non-stick spray when I make omelet muffins, and today I made cupcakes and sprayed them with Wilton's Bake Easy (the equivalent of flouring a pan). They came out fine. You can use liners if you want tho.
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They are plastic. I havefount it is best not to let them lay on thier side. Thay will leak. I use a insulated lunch container that is square and it works real well.