🍼 Why Use a Bottle Sterilizer & Dryer?

Newborns have delicate immune systems, and sterilizing feeding items helps protect them from harmful bacteria, viruses, and mold. A sterilizer and dryer combo not only cleans but also ensures bottles are dry, preventing moisture-related bacterial growth.

🧼 Types of Bottle Sterilizers

1. Electric Steam Sterilizers

• Use steam to kill up to 99.9% of germs.
• Quick (5–15 minutes) and chemical-free.

2. Microwave Steam Sterilizers

• Portable and affordable.
• Great for small spaces or travel.

3. UV Sterilizers

• Use ultraviolet light to kill germs.
• Ideal for items that can’t be boiled or steamed.

🧼 How to Wash Bottles Before Sterilizing

• Use a dedicated bottle brush and mild, fragrance-free baby dish soap.
• Rinse thoroughly to remove all soap residue.
• Shake off excess water before placing in sterilizer.

🔹 How to Use a Bottle Sterilizer & Dryer

1. Pre-wash: Clean bottles, nipples, and accessories with warm soapy water.
2. Load Properly: Place items upright for steam or UV light to reach all surfaces.
3. Add Water (if steam-based): Use distilled water to prevent mineral buildup.
4. Select Cycle: Choose sterilize + dry for maximum hygiene.
5. Cool Before Use: Let items cool before feeding your baby.

⚠️ Safety Precautions

• Always unplug before cleaning the unit.
• Avoid overfilling with water.
• Descale monthly to prevent limescale buildup.
• Only sterilize items labeled BPA-free and sterilizer-safe.
• Keep out of children’s reach during operation.

💡 Extra Tips

• Sterilize pacifiers, teething rings, and breast pump parts too.
• For newborns, sterilize after every use; after 6 months, once a day may be enough.
• Store sterilized bottles in a clean, covered container if not used immediately.

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