Are the lids BPA free? If so, Is it possible to get this same deal on silver and violet with easy-clean lids?
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Not sure what BPA is, not sure I care? The easy clean lid is a nice new feature, but in my search for my purchase, this feature was generally a bit more pricey. I thought that feature was worth the extra cost, and after using mine for a several months, I am convinced I made the right choice. The old lids where real tough to clean, and sometimes developed some funky goo under the flapper seal that was hard to see and almost impossible to clean adequately.
629328
Can't tell for sure, if the lid is BPA free. Concerning question 2: I recommend buying 2 silver because the colored ones can not be cleaned in the dish washer.
629329
All of them that I have bought were BPA free. However, I assumed they all had the new easy clean lids now and ordered some that didn't specifically say they had those lids. They did not have the easy clean lids. To be honest, it doesn't make much difference. Even with the easy clean lid, I find you still need the little brush to get in to clean the opening and seal, but I still think they are totally worth it. I gave a lot of these for Christmas this past year. We use and wash them everyday.To the person that said their's didn't last 45 minutes, were they the plastic ones? I bought some of those before too and they are terrible about keeping it hot, but the metal ones keep my coffee hot/warm for several hours. All of them that I have bought were BPA free. However, I assumed they all had the new easy clean lids now and ordered some that didn't specifically say they had those lids. They did not have the easy clean lids. To be honest, it doesn't make much difference. Even with the easy clean lid, I find you still need the little brush to get in to clean the opening and seal, but I still think they are totally worth it. I gave a lot of these for Christmas this past year. We use and wash them everyday.To the person that said their's didn't last 45 minutes, were they the plastic ones? I... » Read More All of them that I have bought were BPA free. However, I assumed they all had the new easy clean lids now and ordered some that didn't specifically say they had those lids. They did not have the easy clean lids. To be honest, it doesn't make much difference. Even with the easy clean lid, I find you still need the little brush to get in to clean the opening and seal, but I still think they are totally worth it. I gave a lot of these for Christmas this past year. We use and wash them everyday.To the person that said their's didn't last 45 minutes, were they the plastic ones? I bought some of those before too and they are terrible about keeping it hot, but the metal ones keep my coffee hot/warm for several hours. « Show Less
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Sorry I don't know....I do not use these coffee mugs...Buying these was a mistake by me. I use thermos double insulted, stainless double wall. I drive school bus and thermos keeps my coffee keurig hot for 2 hours or more. Contigo lasted less than 45 minutes
629331
It does not say "BPA-Free", so it is not. However, it specifies as "made from 100% FDA approved materials"l.
629332
Don't know about either question.. But both Mugs are still holding up to abuse and working great!
1880502
Duralex plastic lids are BPA free. They can sustain temperatures from -4°F to 158°F, and are microwave and dishwasher safe.
2203635
I'm going to say yes. No BPA because they are all glass and no lead because this type of glass doesn't need lead and they are not painted or glazed. I love mine and so far they do very well in the dishwasher and microwave. the best part is that they are small so they are perfect for portion control or for more elegant dinners.
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yes they are BPA free... We own 12 of them and have used them for 20 yrs. Enjoy Bettye c.
1630289
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.
318710
Yes they are. There is a small pamphlet in the bottom of the box which states the lids are BPA free.
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I don't know if it's BPA Free - but I do know it was in terrible condition when I received it: scratched and dull. The silverware was in broken packaging and loose in the box. I wouldn't recommend buying it - I returned it.
630298
I no longer have the package so can't say for sure. But I did read once that the replacement for BPA has its drawbacks also. I'm very happy with my Glad containers as they stack well and are durable. I also have the Ziploc screw on jars. This new generation of light weight containers don't take up as much room and work just as well as the old fashioned heavy duty ones.
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I checked ours and they do not have a number on them. They are not bpa free I am sure. These are like trinket party favors. I only use for ice cream never warm them up. I hand wash so they are not warmed in the dishwasher. Still the spoons break quickly. The bowls last longer. Mostly they are just cute. Nothing fancy.
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Hi. Yes they are dishwasher safe (top shelf). Not sure about BPA free though.
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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.
1817957
This is a great question and prompted me to research this, as I use the micro cookers daily. I called Pampered Chef headquarters and was told that THEY ARE BPA FREE. That makes me happy.
850032
It does not say on the product that they are bpa free and I no longer have the box. I went to the rubbermaid site and this along with many other products ARE bpa free.
669708
Yes it's BPA free. They don't have a suction bottom and they aren't microwaveable just FYI.
1799480
I have not had any problem with any of my Lodge glass lids. They always come out sparkling clean from the dishwasher or if I wash them by hand.
1885054
I would check directly with the company. Since IT IS NOT stated on the can, I DOUBT they are BPA free.
1101171
I second Sylwia's post. The lid may not be BPA free. That typed, the stuff they use to replace BPA is just as bad as BPA, so if it's a concern for you, I'd recommend going with something that is stainless steel all the way.