If you have a baby, you know they create more dishes. And you can’t just wash them and hope they are clean, especially as infants. Until baby is 2 months old, she hasn’t yet developed her immune system and bacteria present a greater threat. Breastfeeding gives baby mom’s immunities, and uses WAY less bottles (just pump pieces and the pumped bottle for date night or going back to work). Formula feeding, on the other hand, goes through tons of bottles. A great way to get them all clean clean: the Baby Brezza One Step Sterilizer!
Baby Brezza Bottle Sterilizer
Good for way more than just bottles, the Baby Brezza One Step Sterilizer Dryer uses a small amount of water to clean and dry baby feeding products safely and easily. Just set it on the counter (out of reach of children because it gets hot), plug it in, hit a few buttons, and let it do the cleaning for you. Then you can use the time for more playtime! Or naptime….sleeeeeepppp….
According to the web, the Baby Brezza One Step Sterilizer eliminates 99.9% of germs to protect your baby! Just load any feeding supplies (pump parts, bottles of any size, pacifiers, or even little plates and utensils) into the pretty orange rack (it actually holds quite a bit!), set on the lid, and go. Your cleaning options: Dry, sterilize, or dry AND sterilize. The dry cycle can go 30, 45, or 60 minutes. So, forget handwashing and hoping it’s clean enough!
I am breastfeeding, but I did use the Baby Brezza One Step Sterilizer Dryer with my pump parts and the bottle Emersyn used when my mom sent us to go on a date and it worked awesome! Definitely came out looking cleaner than our hard water leaves things. The sterilizer does use distilled water, 120cc (imagine 4 medicine cup fulls). If it starts to leave spots, I just have to run an empty cycle with vinegar mixed in to clean it out. The instruction manual also says to clean the filter once a month (just 4 screws on the bottom) and has diagrams of how to do so. Speaking of the instructions, just 4 pages lays it all out clear as can be plus some troubleshooting.
The Baby Brezza Bottle One Step Sterilizer Dryer does cost $100, which is way more than what I pay myself to wash dishes….so it’s a luxury. If you have the budget for it, it’s a great way to save time and get bottles and pacifiers super clean. Check out the sterilizer and Baby Brezza online, and on Facebook and Twitter!
It looks like a great baby shower gift.
This seems like a great product. I used to have a sterilizer bag that you microwaved stuff in, but I questioned how well it worked. I’d love to try this bottle sterilizer.
This seems like a great product that would help any mom out! I am going to be a first time mom soon, and I appreciate reviews like this! Thank you!
This would make an excellent baby shower gift! How useful!
this saves you time and you the stress from worrying i love it
Very nice gadget to make sure there are no germs!
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