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I bumped up the thread for Sheila who was asking if Micro Cookers are BPA free?So I searched older posts and bumped up the threads for her...and because the word bump does not meet the requirement to submit a post i pushed enter a bunch of times and then dsfsgfsfasfa just to be able to post the bumpdid you think i was speaking "Alien" or something?kcjodih said:Huh?? I don't understand
allisonserna said:I bumped up the thread for Sheila who was asking if Micro Cookers are BPA free?
So I searched older posts and bumped up the threads for her...
and because the word bump does not meet the requirement to submit a post i pushed enter a bunch of times and then dsfsgfsfasfa just to be able to post the bump
did you think i was speaking "Alien" or something?
Yes, all Pampered Chef Micro Cookers are made with BPA-free plastic. The company is committed to providing safe and high-quality products for their customers.
BPA stands for Bisphenol A, which is a chemical commonly used in plastic products. BPA-free means that the plastic used in the product does not contain this chemical, making it safer for everyday use.
No, not all plastics are safe for use in microwaves. Plastics with a #1, #2, #4, or #5 recycling code are generally considered safe for use in microwaves. However, it is always best to check the manufacturer's instructions before using any plastic product in the microwave.
Yes, Pampered Chef Micro Cookers are dishwasher safe. However, it is recommended to wash them on the top rack and avoid using harsh detergents or scrubbers that could damage the plastic.
It is important to follow the manufacturer's instructions for any plastic product used in the microwave. Additionally, it is recommended to avoid heating high-fat foods or foods with a high sugar content in plastic containers, as these can cause the plastic to break down and potentially release harmful chemicals into your food.