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Do I still need to wash the bottles and stuff if I use this?
You didn’t say anything!
1. Yes, u guys have to wash the bottles first, then you put them in the sterilizer (that’s what I do)
2. The run time for a full cycle is 55 mins
3. It gets up to 212 degrees which is the degree that kills harmful bacteria
4. The items that are safely sterilized in there are your basic stuff like bottles (bottle components ie: nipple rings, Dr. Browns inserts/filters, nipples, teethers, plastic BPA free toys and the like).
Some things I know for CERTAIN that are NOT sterilizer safe are the parts to the Baby Brezza formula pro (this includes the mini & the WiFi version) – the funnel as well as the powder holder and water tank. Basic hand wash in hot water with mild dish soap will do the trick for that.
If you’re not sure if something is sterilizer-safe please read on the instructions of the item or if you’ve gotten it off Amazon, go to the AI Alexa at the bottom right and ask the question, it will tell you. If you’ve gotten it on WalMart app, you can go to “ask Sparky” (the smiley face) and see if it’s safe for up the 212 degrees; that’ll give you your answer.
Hope this helped!
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