Is this PFOA free, too?
767614
I would not recommend it. It has started to chip inside the pot. I only use wooden spoons.
767615
Not sure about that but just to let you know I loved my pots and pans when I got them was so in love with them not sticking but within a month they started sticking and showing scratches and all I use as utensils is plastic and wood and wash them with non scratch pad in water not dishwasher. So yes they are wonderful for a little while then not so much.
767616
Their website says it is PFOA free. http://www.vinarozcookware.com/aluminumdiecast.htm
767617
I love this pot, but I don't believe there is any pfoa. I don't believe much of what the manufacturer say. It's all a sales pitch,
1986214
No. I looked it up online. It is one of the few that is petroleum-free. It also works very well!
870754
Yes it is BPA free. I checked with OXO and they assured me that consumers' safety is a top priority during the development of their products and therefore all their products are BPA and PVC free.
879306
I do not know. If you read about pfoa on the internet you may be able to decide if you want to purchase.
599633
I don't know, but when checking the Internet if there is PFOA it is a trace. I'm sorry, but still do not know. Will have to check the store and read the label on the cookware.
951956
I do spray mine with a nonstick spray almost every time. Mine is old and has had a lot of use and I really like it. I think I need a spray more than I did years ago. I have not thought about PFOA. MWR
176447
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1061495
The correct answer is yes. From the item description on the Vollrath site - "S5220 coated with non-stick SteelCoat X3™ (made without PFOA) for easy food release and cleaning".
321055
I was wondering the same thins. So, I looked it up on Progressive International's web site. That web site says that it is BPA free.
1593047
Dupont no longer uses PFOA in the manufacturing of Teflon. That was the ingredient that caused the fumes that were toxic to some birds.
1306219
From my understanding, the nonstick is a good thing since it means it is also PFOA-free
2049471
It is NOT teflon, it is a PTFE and PFOA free non-stick material - I called support to find out.
1403266
They make a line coated with QuanTanium which is PFOA free. My rule of thumb is if it doesn't say "green"or "Eco non stick coating" I wouldn't. This description mentions neither. Research Green or Eco non stick bakeware and you should see choices more fitting your needs.
2270800
I just called Breville and it is NOT PTFE or PFOA free [I have a bird so I cannot have cookware or electrics that contain PTFE/PFOA] it's hard to get answers, but Breville, Cusinart and Calapholon ALL have their toaster & toaster convection combo ovens contain a non-stick coating with PTFE/PFOA. I'm calling Oster next, but they are closed now for the night. PS: to get an accurate answer on this type of "chemical" technical question, you really have to get to the corporate level [not the 800 CS] to get the ACTUAL info, many CS's said they were "free" but no one could show me on their websites where that was in writing. That's when each of the above co's got corporate involved, then either I was connected or they returned my call, then gave me the above info.
1453397
The coating is ceramic-titanium - that's it - so yes, free of PTFE and PFOA
1402414
Yes it is! I emailed the company to ask because I wasn't sure, and they replied saying it's 100% BPA free.
23808
Not sure. But Amazon has a site dedicated to your question: http://www.amazon.com/Best-PFOA-Cookware-Nonstick-Eco-Friendly/lm/R3LCDXHCVIXTS9Sorry for the long site, copy and paste is best.