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DontKillKinny t1_j7wt3e8 wrote

As of March 2010, items sold by Tupperware US & CA are BPA free.

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CosmonautJizzRocket OP t1_j7wun7w wrote

Okay so i should gut these? All answers/info i'm finding are pretty vague.

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ssssskkkkkrrrrrttttt t1_j7wvdko wrote

Yeah, probably m8. Plastics degrade and if these are over (apparently) 13 years old then it’s not worth the risk.

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CosmonautJizzRocket OP t1_j7wvk90 wrote

These are like 50 years old so yeah i'll figure out what to do thanks

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tammigirl6767 t1_j7zpiks wrote

Tupperware will replace some of the older stuff even if it’s not cracked, chipped, broken or peeling. It never hurts to ask.

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ssssskkkkkrrrrrttttt t1_j7zz02s wrote

Fax! Plus i feel like they’d appreciate the relics. and it’s their non-bifl product so the shame may play in your favor

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DontKillKinny t1_j7zvycm wrote

I’d use them for other things - screws, nuts, bolts, fishing tackle, stickers, coins…

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