Baby Brezza Baby Bottle Sterilizer and Dryer Machine – Electric Steam Sterilization - Universal Fit - Pacifiers, Glass, Plastic, and Newborn Feeding Bottles

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Items like breast pump parts have to be sanitized at least once a day, if not after every use. You may be using them seven to eight times a day. I can tell you from experience that a countertop sterilizer makes that much easier to do without losing your mind. If it isn’t enough that theWabi Baby Electric Steam Sterilizer And Dryercan sterilize and dry your baby’s bottles, nipples, and bottle caps. It also has memory built-in to repeat your preferred cycles each time, saving you time and effort when using it each day or multiple times per day. Once you have it full, it can be challenging to get the lid securely in place before turning it on. This steam sterilizer offers versatility – it can be used for bottles, pacifiers, and small toys. It was designed to allow steam to reach deep into the bottle, which creates more thorough sterilization.

Choose between three functions—sterilize, dry, and deodorize—with the single twist of a dial from start to finish. Leave the lid unopened to keep items sterile for up to 12 hours. A timer alerts you when the unit finishes sterilizing, drying, or deodorizing and automatically shuts off as a safety precaution. This product has a flexible and modular design, automatic shutoff, and a fast six-minute cycle. It also uses natural steam to sterilize your bottles. Its design fits many different shapes and sizes of bottles, and will keep them sterilized for up to 24 hours, as long as you keep the lid unopened. The Philips Avent is a great choice for families with limited countertop space. Capacity: 6 bottles plus accessories | Modes: Sterilize, dry, sterilize and dry, delay start | Cycle time: 40 minutes for full cycle This large sterilizer has a slim, sleek profile and open main chamber to fit bottles of all sizes. Surprise! It has a mini mode too: You can set the upper tray on the base to use solo for smaller items like pacifiers and nipples. It doesn’t require distilled water—tap is fine—and the metal heating plate is coated with ceramic to help prevent mineral buildup and rust.If you need to sterilize bottles or pump parts while you’re at work or while traveling, this little sterilizing pod is for you. It goes right in the microwave and does its job in four minutes. It’s also a great option for people who don’t want to allocate kitchen counter space to a full-size sterilizer, or if you’re looking for a more affordable sterilizer. With a 9.8-inch square base and a height of 6.7 inches, this Nanobebe model fits in most current microwaves. Its interior pegs are removable to hold a variety of baby items. Unlike other sterilizers, it’s less likely to burn your hands when you take it out because the handles are made of heat-resistant rubber. It’s also dishwasher safe—win! What’s the best, most time-saving way to sterilize your baby’s bottles and ensure they stay sanitized while they dry? Use Baby Brezza’s One Step™ Baby Bottle Sterilizer Dryer.

Capacity: Up to 8 bottles | Modes: Sterilize, dry, storage, descale | Cycle time: 18 minutes (sterilize and dry) You can also use the Baby Brezza to store the bottles, nipples, and bottle caps, as there are spots for them specifically in the sterilizer. Each sterilizer has its own instructions but there is one constant: All bottles parts should be fully disassembled and cleaned with soap and hot water before sterilizing.One of the most essential features of a bottle sterilizer is bottle compatibility, Dr. Hayashi recommends. Consider what types of bottles the sterilizer allows, whether shape, size, or material, and if you have to accommodate a lid for sterilization. Some bottle sterilizers don’t allow glass, Dr. Hayashi explains, such as the GROWNSY 9-in-1 Bottle Warmer, while others struggle to close properly with tall baby bottles.