Night time bottles - Page 3

Barneyboo · Mar 13th, 2010, 10:32 AM

I use the ready made cartons to x x x

nervouspains · Mar 13th, 2010, 11:01 AM

I leave the bottles on the window seal that I make before I got to bed- they stay cold- then when its feed time I just warm them up to take the chill of in a jug of hot water from the bathroom xx

jennifer89 · Mar 13th, 2010, 15:48 PM

Hi girls, after finding out about the night and day system, i HAD to have one!

so, just tried it, its soooo quick at heating up bottle. takes the same amount of time as it would with a normal bottle warmer, (for me 5oz bottle takes 2 and a half mins) but you don't have to wait for the warmer to heat up. cause you only use the tiniest bit of water! and it turns off when its done! clever stuff

i've yet to use the cooler, but i'm sure its just as good, i never have to get out of bed at night again! woohoo!

i'd definatly 500% recomend one of these. even with the £30 price tag, i'd pay someone more than that to go down to my fridge and warm my bottle up.

DizzyMoo · Mar 14th, 2010, 06:04 AM

I've done the following ... used a bottle warmer... which at 1st was ok but started to take to long once he got on bigger feeds, then i'd take a flask up with me, fill each bottle with so many oz of cooled water, add powder & fill with the flask to required oz amount & feed him, but now its just quicker to run downstairs grab one from fridge add powder & warm in microwave. 60 seconds of a job is much quicker than any of the others ive tried .

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nervouspains Mum (Mom) BnB Addict Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: England Posts: 5,568	I leave the bottles on the window seal that I make before I got to bed- they stay cold- then when its feed time I just warm them up to take the chill of in a jug of hot water from the bathroom xx

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jennifer89 Mum (Mom) Chat Happy BnB Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Blackpool, Lancashire, UK Posts: 1,046	Hi girls, after finding out about the night and day system, i HAD to have one! so, just tried it, its soooo quick at heating up bottle. takes the same amount of time as it would with a normal bottle warmer, (for me 5oz bottle takes 2 and a half mins) but you don't have to wait for the warmer to heat up. cause you only use the tiniest bit of water! and it turns off when its done! clever stuff i've yet to use the cooler, but i'm sure its just as good, i never have to get out of bed at night again! woohoo! i'd definatly 500% recomend one of these. even with the £30 price tag, i'd pay someone more than that to go down to my fridge and warm my bottle up.

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Mar 14th, 2010, 06:04 AM	#24
DizzyMoo Mum (Mom) Inactive Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 5,902	I've done the following ... used a bottle warmer... which at 1st was ok but started to take to long once he got on bigger feeds, then i'd take a flask up with me, fill each bottle with so many oz of cooled water, add powder & fill with the flask to required oz amount & feed him, but now its just quicker to run downstairs grab one from fridge add powder & warm in microwave. 60 seconds of a job is much quicker than any of the others ive tried .

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