What is the grade for the Stainless Stell? Also, where is it made from?
1147601
I had to look up your questions...googled...Here is what I found - http://kidskonserve.com/faqs.asp
1147602
This is 304 = 18/8 stainless steel it is good for storage. The highest grade is 18/10 which is better for cooking. I found some 18/10 in the camping section that can be used for both storage and cooking.
1147603
I'm so sorry but I wish I could answer this question for you. I bought this to use for my son when he was 2. He is 5 now. I can't remember where it was made or even it was stated in the packing. There is no imprint on the container of where it is made either. I suggest that you contact the company directly about your question. They can answer it better than me.
81531
Is an US product but I do not know where it is manufacture. I bought it because compare to others I saw, the price, the size I wanted, the accessories, and the 16 gauge stainless steel was better than others more expensive. I think all these products are manufactured in China.
1365754
Greetings, Thanks for asking. Quality matters to us. For the CM Scrubber we require 316 Grade Stainless Steel. 316 is the finest grade of stainless steel used for food service and surgical products. 316 is difficult to work with, especially in handmade chain mail using 15 Gauge wire. After the chain mail is assembled, the pieces are further hardened in a finishing process resulting in the reflective stainless steel finish you expect in quality stainless steel products. This CM Scrubber finish will stay bright and shinny after years of use. Chain mail of this quality, with the required finish, is not available in the US. It is only available from a few manufacturers in China, so that is where we get the chain mail. But we support Made In The USA however we can. By this we mean good paying jobs. So all final quality control, assembly, packaging and shipping is done here in the US. Our employees earn $20-$40 dollars an hour. We have 5 employees.
1870071
I don't know where it's manufactured, but it's very well built and sturdy. I wanted a better quality toaster than my last, less expensive one, and this has been exactly what I was looking for. I chose it based on my parents' longstanding satisfaction with the 4-slice version.
1939205
It say it is 440 stainless. This is a really nice survival knife holds edge really well.
508121
Hi...I couldn't find it on the product so I looked at their website in the "all about stainless" section and found this one sentence, "Materials are imported from quality suppliers from Taiwan, Japan, etc. and then manufactured into quality products in China." Hope this helps.
1205680
I don't know. I do know that it seems like excellent high quality good weight stainless steel. I am very happy with it. It is the perfect size and very well-designed.
612518
I don't know where it was made. I can't find any markings. I had a Sterilite, and the handles broke off.
832737
Don't know the grade but it is a very high quality product. My son (a professional landscaper) uses one all the time in his work. I use it in the garden and have nothing bad to say.
1635748
I don't know anything about the grades of the stainless. We first saw it in the store at Macy's and we thought it was beautiful. (maybe you can see it at Macy's). Then we found it on Amazon. They were both about the same price, but we live a distance from Macy's, so we ordered it from Amazon. It is quality flatware. It is pretty heavy, but not as heavy as this expensive flatware that my mom has: Oneida Michelangelo. My mom has had for probably 40 years (they still make it) but it is $50 a place setting. My husband thinks that our Mikasa Cocoa Blossom is prettier and nicer than the Oneida. It is not made in China. It was made in a different Asian country.(I can't remember which one. ) I don't know anything about the grades of the stainless. We first saw it in the store at Macy's and we thought it was beautiful. (maybe you can see it at Macy's). Then we found it on Amazon. They were both about the same price, but we live a distance from Macy's, so we ordered it from Amazon. It is quality flatware. It is pretty heavy, but not as heavy as this expensive flatware that my mom has: Oneida Michelangelo. My mom has had for probably 40 years (they still make it) but it is $50 a place setting. My husband thinks that our Mikasa Cocoa Blossom is prettier and nicer than the... » Read More I don't know anything about the grades of the stainless. We first saw it in the store at Macy's and we thought it was beautiful. (maybe you can see it at Macy's). Then we found it on Amazon. They were both about the same price, but we live a distance from Macy's, so we ordered it from Amazon. It is quality flatware. It is pretty heavy, but not as heavy as this expensive flatware that my mom has: Oneida Michelangelo. My mom has had for probably 40 years (they still make it) but it is $50 a place setting. My husband thinks that our Mikasa Cocoa Blossom is prettier and nicer than the Oneida. It is not made in China. It was made in a different Asian country.(I can't remember which one. ) « Show Less
469076
Mine is the carbon steel version it is made in Taiwan. I can't speak for the san main model or any stainless models. I am happy with mine.
426617
Stainless steel, made in China, copyright USA. Just looked at the bottom of mine. Still an awesome travel mug. Best I've found.
2030126
It is stainless, not carbon. Holds as well as any other stainless. Also judge by the price. Not the highest grade of stainless. Frankly just bought it for it's looks.
1606114
The details say that it's 430 SS. More info on 430 SS here: http://mightynest.com/blog/stainless-steel-all-about-food-grade-304-188-and-1810
1083918
I don't remember any of it being stainless unless perhaps the cowling (where you can see the label attached). Basked and reamer were plastic. I don't have it around any more; got rid of it because of the noise.
2069317
I have no idea, but this unit is solid. A friend has something she bought at Target, and it is lightweight in comparison. It is seamless stainless inside also. Well made. We love it. Nothing bad to say about it.
555475
Sorry, threw away the packaging, but stamped on the back of the spoon is "Winco Stainless 18-10". Googling Winco wasn't much help either, except that it appears to be an international company. If I had to guess, I would say China, but that would be a guess.