>> But the plastic nature of the contraption has turned me away
Why? If you fear BPA or other materials leaching... they've been testing since 2009 and never found anything. And anything recent has been BPA-free.
Why? If you fear BPA or other materials leaching... they've been testing since 2009 and never found anything. And anything recent has been BPA-free.
> The team concentrated on BPA-free baby bottles and water bottles, Bittner says, "and all of them released chemicals having estrogenic activity." Sometimes the BPA-free products had even more activity than products known to contain BPA.
That was just the top search engine result for "plastic leaching".
Not quite the "see, nothing to worry about" hill I would die on when one can just buy glass or metal vessels.
Don't worry, you'll be fine. If that worked, I'd be sucking on plastic spoons all day.