How many cups does this hold and is the lid BPA free?
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The pitcher says it holds 36 oz, which is 4 cups + 4oz. I don't know if the top is BAPA free; I couldn't find any other seller of these pitchers, including the company Kitchen Supply. I bought my first pitcher about 8 years ago, and if the tops are still the same, I'm guessing that they're not BAPA free. You could store the liquid in the pitcher with another top - aluminum foil? and use the cap just for pouring. However, if you don't fill the pitcher up to the very top, the cap won't touch the liquid during storage. I love my pitchers - I can pour water in from the instant hot to make tea, or fill with ice cubes for a cold drink. They have lasted without damage. Hope this helps. The pitcher says it holds 36 oz, which is 4 cups + 4oz. I don't know if the top is BAPA free; I couldn't find any other seller of these pitchers, including the company Kitchen Supply. I bought my first pitcher about 8 years ago, and if the tops are still the same, I'm guessing that they're not BAPA free. You could store the liquid in the pitcher with another top - aluminum foil? and use the cap just for pouring. However, if you don't fill the pitcher up to the very top, the cap won't touch the liquid during storage. I love my pitchers - I can pour water in from the instant hot to make tea,... » Read More The pitcher says it holds 36 oz, which is 4 cups + 4oz. I don't know if the top is BAPA free; I couldn't find any other seller of these pitchers, including the company Kitchen Supply. I bought my first pitcher about 8 years ago, and if the tops are still the same, I'm guessing that they're not BAPA free. You could store the liquid in the pitcher with another top - aluminum foil? and use the cap just for pouring. However, if you don't fill the pitcher up to the very top, the cap won't touch the liquid during storage. I love my pitchers - I can pour water in from the instant hot to make tea, or fill with ice cubes for a cold drink. They have lasted without damage. Hope this helps. « Show Less
1340690
The pitcher says it holds 36 oz, which is 4 cups + 4oz. I don't know if the top is BAPA free; I couldn't find any other seller of these pitchers, including the company Kitchen Supply. I bought my first pitcher about 8 years ago, and if the tops are still the same, I'm guessing that they're not BAPA free. You could store the liquid in the pitcher with another top - aluminum foil? and use the cap just for pouring. However, if you don't fill the pitcher up to the very top, the cap won't touch the liquid during storage. I love my pitchers - I can pour water in from the instant hot to make tea, or fill with ice cubes for a cold drink. They have lasted without damage. Hope this helps.
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This cup is made of high grade plastic. The company literature says is BPA free, phthalate and PVC free as well. We have three cups, and they wash well - I usually wash by hand (to minimize heating up plastic, just to be safe!) but they have gone through the top rack of the dishwasher just fine. The size is perfect for older toddlers and pre-schoolers, about the size of a small adult juice glass. Nice for transitioning out of a sippy cup without the risk of breaking grown-up glasses that are too big for the kids anyway. It was really nice to find something for the preschool stage - love the cutlery sets from OXO as well. This cup is made of high grade plastic. The company literature says is BPA free, phthalate and PVC free as well. We have three cups, and they wash well - I usually wash by hand (to minimize heating up plastic, just to be safe!) but they have gone through the top rack of the dishwasher just fine. The size is perfect for older toddlers and pre-schoolers, about the size of a small adult juice glass. Nice for transitioning out of a sippy cup without the risk of breaking grown-up glasses that are too big for the kids anyway. It was really nice to find something for the preschool stage - love the... » Read More This cup is made of high grade plastic. The company literature says is BPA free, phthalate and PVC free as well. We have three cups, and they wash well - I usually wash by hand (to minimize heating up plastic, just to be safe!) but they have gone through the top rack of the dishwasher just fine. The size is perfect for older toddlers and pre-schoolers, about the size of a small adult juice glass. Nice for transitioning out of a sippy cup without the risk of breaking grown-up glasses that are too big for the kids anyway. It was really nice to find something for the preschool stage - love the cutlery sets from OXO as well. « Show Less
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I didn't find anything stating it is BPA free, but the plastic is almost like a hard acrylic type. A few times I have used it with boiling water and it looks like it cracked but its was not. I have been very happy with this beaker. On the bottom it does have 7 in the recycling and made in Germany. Hope this helps.
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I'm not sure if it is BPA proof, they are reusable and leak proof. We took them hiking and they worked great. Packs were full and these did not leak or puncture a hole. The hole is about a dime size but you are given a funnel to pour drinks in . The big one hold about a pint and a half. Going to use themOn a cruise next month.
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The plastic is all BPA free. Some liquid will touch the silicon plastic part on the lid. I never use the lid unless I put something hot in the glass. All parts are dishwasher safe and to make it last longer I turn my heated dry off. I really love this glass I use it everyday!!
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Yes, BPA free. We give mugs 4 stars. Keeps drinks really cold for a long time but one thing; liquid becomes frozen on the bottom.
429005
Hi, There are some inaccurate responses to this question. The lids are in fact BPA free just like the entire VonShef range. Many Thanks, Designer Habitat
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Not sure if it BPA free or not, cause have bought mine a few years ago, so don't have a package. The lid is plastic inside. It can contact the water if you pour too too much and it is boiling and touching the lid. If you add regular amount of water, it doesn't happen. Yes, you need to open the lid to pour water.
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height is approx. 5 inches with lid on and the diameter is approx. 7 very small. It roughly holds 2 cups..
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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.
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It really doesn't matter if it's BPA free because it's the worst single product I've ever purchased. So cheap. Only lasted 2 uses. Lid falls off constantly.
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it is advertised as BPA free : "Keep an extra jar on hand for party drinks and entertaining. Reach for the Oster Plastic Jar for blending more. BPA-free plastic jar holds up to 6 cups." here: http://www.oster.com/parts-%26-accessories/blenders/004917-008-NP1.html
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I am not sure, but it is the type of hard, clear plastic that usually does not contain BPA. It is not a worry for me since there is no chance of any BPA leeching out. It rarely comes in contact with the coffee and there is no liquid involved. In fact, the lid usually remains completely clean after grinding. This is the best grinder I have had and highly recommend it!
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The exact volume of the glass is two cups. That is to the very lip of the bowl. The lid will not go on at this volume. You can put about 1.5 cups and still put on the lid. Otherwise, these seal very well, and I'm happy I purchased.
332247
It does not say BPA free on the cup. It has a number 2 inside the recycling symbol on the bottom of the cup.
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I just looked up the information on Rubbermaid's website. It is BPA free. If you look at the link I've attached, you won't see it in the text, but you'll see the "NO BPA" symbol right underneath the image of the bottle. http://www.rubbermaid.com/Category/Pages/ProductDetail.aspx?CatName=Beverage&Subca;tId=BeverageStorage&Prod;_ID=RP091888
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I honestly can't answer that, but it looks to be about 12 cups. Hope this helps.