Would you return the sous vide container and find a BPA free one?
Would you return the sous vide container and find a BPA free one?
by Limp-Cheesecake-8624
11 Comments
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bourj
No.
mettarific
Also no.
Ol_JanxSpirit
You’re not putting the food in the water directly are you?
Affectionate_Tie3313
Are you drinking the water?
Northshoresailin
It’s fine for SV.
anormalgeek
No. If the food is dumped fully into the water, I already treat it as a total loss.
Shiny_Mewtwo_Fart
No big deal. Prop 65 is a little silly. The intent was good. But in reality vendors just put warnings on everything to avoid potential liabilities. It also cost money to get it completely compliant. You need to pay a lot of fees and jump through hoops. I know several people selling stuff they told me they just put the damn label on everything. Some agents trying to sell the service to get it removed legally but it’s super expensive. Many small shops run on thin margin. They just don’t want to pay.
timebeing
What does the 3rd paragraph even mean?
“Does not contact food like pouches are used”???
screaminporch
That ridiculous warning is on practically everything with some plastic in California, regardless of risk. Now you can’t know what actually presents a risk.
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No.
Also no.
You’re not putting the food in the water directly are you?
Are you drinking the water?
It’s fine for SV.
No. If the food is dumped fully into the water, I already treat it as a total loss.
No big deal. Prop 65 is a little silly. The intent was good. But in reality vendors just put warnings on everything to avoid potential liabilities. It also cost money to get it completely compliant. You need to pay a lot of fees and jump through hoops. I know several people selling stuff they told me they just put the damn label on everything. Some agents trying to sell the service to get it removed legally but it’s super expensive. Many small shops run on thin margin. They just don’t want to pay.
What does the 3rd paragraph even mean?
“Does not contact food like pouches are used”???
That ridiculous warning is on practically everything with some plastic in California, regardless of risk. Now you can’t know what actually presents a risk.
No, they put that label on everything