Tommee Tippee Essentials 2 in 1 Cold Water and Microwave Baby Bottle Steriliser, 4-Minute Sterilisation Cycle

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The less time you spend preparing your bottles, the better. With this microwave steriliser, you can sterilise up to 4 baby bottles in just 4 minutes**, ensuring you have feed-ready bottles on hand for your baby, any time.

When the sterilising cycle is finished, either remove contents and use straight away or leave the lid closed and contents will remain sterile for up to 24 hours For an easy-to-use, plug-in-and-go option, this multifunctional item from Dr Brown’s will steam and dry up to six bottles at once, and it’s equally great for speedily sterilising and drying other items such as the various parts of a breast pump, teethers and dummies. You can also use it in sterilise- and dry-only modes. Baby sterilisers can be used for the obvious baby items such as bottles and dummies, but they can also be used to clean bottle teats, breast pumps and even non-baby objects such as cosmetic brushes and mobile phones. Whether they clean using steam, cold water or go in the microwave, sterilisers ensure your baby’s feeding equipment is free from harmful bugs and bacteria. No drying feature, but any residual water issterile,and the outside of the bottle can be wiped with a paper towel.To use the MAM microwave steriliser to sterilise MAM bottles in the microwave, follow the below steps. 1. Fill Up The Sink With Soapy Water & Swirl Out The Bottles

Once you’ve washed the bottles, you can then begin to start adding them to the cold water steriliser. When the sterilising cycle is finished, either remove contents and use immediately or leave the lid closed and contents will remain sterile for up to 24 hours. This mini-fridge-style unit sterilises and dries bottles in 60 minutes and keeps the contents sterile for 24 hours, as long as the door is closed. Like other UV sterilisers, the Tommee Tippee Ultra UV unit has a few useful modes that can sterilise, dry, or do both consecutively. Our favourite setting is Storage mode, which allows the UV light to run every couple of hours to keep items sterilised throughout the day. The kit includes two washable filters, and its UV bulb lasts for up to 6,000 hours.Sterilizing is one of the most important ways of protecting your baby so that they stay safe and healthy.

This steriliser is certainly well built, and although it takes up a fair amount of kitchen counter space, it actually looks like a sleek piece of equipment. It’s sturdy, and since it’s been designed to hold six Dr Brown’s bottles, it’s generously sized; these bottles are some of the tallest and widest out there. That means that even if you use alternative bottle brands, you’re likely to be able to fit in a good number of items. Sterilise in 3 minutes 30 seconds in 800w microwave, or 2 minutes 30 seconds in 801-1000w microwaveUsing sterilizing equipment to clean baby bottles goes beyond just basic cleaning, it gives your little one added protection against bacteria that can cause some nasty tummy bugs. When to sterilize baby bottles Sterilizer contents stay sterile for 24 hours* when the lid is properly secured. There’s no need to wait for the bottles to dry before using them, just ensure you allow time for them to cool down. To finish sterilising MAM bottles in the microwave, pour the used water from the steriliser down the drain and place it in the microwave ready for the next time you sterilise any bottles. How To Self Sterilise MAM Bottles However, it will take anywhere between 30 and 60 minutes to complete a sterilising cycle. How much space do I need for a steriliser?

Although you can self-sterilise your MAM bottles in the microwave, using a dedicated microwave steriliser is an even easier way to make the most of your microwave. MAM themselves offer their very own kit and depending upon the bottle size, you can either sterilise 4 large or 6 small MAM bottles at once.Sterilizing all of your baby’s feeding equipment each time you use it is reccomended for at least the first 12 months of your baby’s life. How long do you have to sterilize baby bottles? Stylish and useful, this steriliser cleans and dries up to six bottles at a time, and both the main trunk and arms are fitted with special steam outlets to make sure sterilisation is very through. Simply use a de-scaler that’s suitable for stainless steel i.e. kettle, iron and coffee machine de-scalers. Alternatively, you can use white vinegar, however this will need to be carried out more frequently as it’s not as effective as a purpose bought de-scaler. Electric steam sterilizers are a real time saving piece of kit. You can usually sterilize 6 bottles at a time and the process can take as little as 6 minutes. Once your baby’s bottles and feeding things are sterilized you can store them inside, so they remain sterile for up to 24 hours. Some will even sterilize and dry baby’s bottles in one go.