Bisphenol A exposure/reverse osmosis filters/plastic milk bottles??

[Guest guest]

I found out that my reverse osmosis holding tank is made of

polycarbonate containing Bisphenol A, is this something to be concerned

about?

How can I limit the leaching of Bisphenol A into the water? I know

temperature has an influence-the water in the tank is usually cold or

room temp. I could completely empty the holding tank then fill 2 glass

gallon bottles with water that hasnt been stored in the tank long, just

passed through.

I also have a dental filling and leftover dental sealent residue still

on a few teeth from years ago containing Bisphenol A.

What chemicals leach into raw milk from plastic milk bottles? I dont

have access to raw milk bottled in glass-should I transfer the milk to

glass?

Thanks

[Guest guest]

I would transfer the raw milk to glass when you get it. It will taste better and

last longer.

>

> I found out that my reverse osmosis holding tank is made of

> polycarbonate containing Bisphenol A, is this something to be concerned

> about?

>

> How can I limit the leaching of Bisphenol A into the water? I know

> temperature has an influence-the water in the tank is usually cold or

> room temp. I could completely empty the holding tank then fill 2 glass

> gallon bottles with water that hasnt been stored in the tank long, just

> passed through.

>

> I also have a dental filling and leftover dental sealent residue still

> on a few teeth from years ago containing Bisphenol A.

>

>

> What chemicals leach into raw milk from plastic milk bottles? I dont

> have access to raw milk bottled in glass-should I transfer the milk to

> glass?

>

> Thanks

>