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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>anonymous</b></i>

Where do you all recommend getting the baby bottle sterlizer?



John, 26, cf</end quote></div>

babies r us, target, amazon.com would be my best guesses.

 

[anonymous]

sterilisers, Tommy tippee do a small oblong one that fits two bottles, that would be ideal for traveling, mine is an avent, which holds 4 large bottles at least, I didn't see the small ones till after I had bought mine. If wallmart etc should have them, if not try ebay......

chezza

 

[anonymous]

Ebay is a good idea to get it cheaper, but you should ask if its really clean...When my first one was "finished" last year I looked for the same because I got used to it. At ebay I got it for less than half the price ( including shipping), but the first one looked like they had steamed the milk in it, not only empty bottles, so I sent it back. The next one was ok!

Uli,43,Germany

 

[anonymous]

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Would the above link for a bottle sterilzer be a good choice to buy for cleaning the pari and masks/neb's??

 

[anonymous]

Looks ok from the outside, but as we don´t put bottles in it, you should check especially the inside: Is there enough room for all the small pieces of your neb and don´t they fall through to the bottom?
Oh and its also nice, if it does switch itself off and you don´t have to do that.

Uli,43,Germany

 

[anonymous]

How do you all keep the chalky deposits from getting on your nebs when you boil them? I heard someone say they used sterile water, but that seems kind of like a pain to have to buy that much sterile water.

John, 26, cf

 

[anonymous]

The chalky deposits could be hard water/calcium deposits. When our water softener runs out of salt, I notice we get those on the nebs. So I'll soak the nebs in vinegar to cut thru the deposits, then wash the nebs in hot soapy water, rinse and boil for 10 minutes. Liza

 

[thelizardqueen]

Water is sterile once its been boiling for about 5 minutes I believe. Let your water boil for about 5 minutes before you put your nebs in there.

 

[LouLou]

Note that that baby sterilizer method is not approved by CFF.
I used to do it but now use the peroxide method.