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Are they microwave safe? Referring to the 32oz. gray Lexan bottles with the screw on lids.
I know I'd need to leave the lid off in the microwave...
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Lexan is a food grade polycarbonate plastic that has gained a large following in the food service community. It is hard, durable, and resistant to reacting with oils resulting in a virtually stain and odor proof material. It is capable of handling a range of temperatures from below freezing to boiling. However, it is advisable to recycle and purchase new polycarbonate containers when they crack, chip or cloud up.
Originally posted by whysimon
WTF is hello Kitty (I'm 28 with no kids and I don't have cable)
It's fine to microwave Nalgene bottles. I know someone who fills a 32oz one with water, tosses in a tea bag , throws the cap on and microwaves it for 3:00. Drinks it all day.
I know someone who put a Nalgene diagonally against a curb and ran it over with his range rover. Didn't do jack.
I have also seen a Nalgene that had been filled with water and put in the freezer with the cap on. It stretched a 2"x3" section of the plastic out about 1/4", but didn't hurt the bottle otherwise.
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