Interaction of Tris HCl and EDTA with Nylon

I recently learned that we're storing some of our buffers that contain Tris HCl and EDTA in nylon containers. I can't find anything definitive but I have a suspicion that those components can interact with the nylon. I was wondering if it is a a good idea to use nylon or if there will be significant reactivity with the components. 




$\ce{HCl}$ itself will dissolve any nylon at room temperature, because of strong acidity ($K\_\text{a} = \pu{1e6}$). When you have a mixture of $\ce{HCl}$ and EDTA, so the strength of $\ce{HCl}$ will reduced, but it also depends on the concentration of $\ce{HCl}$ in this buffer and room temperature.


If you store this buffer in nylon container, so this container can not be melted anyway, I believe, but for long term use, I recommend that you shall use other stuff to contain it. 


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