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Old Jun 26th, 2008, 15:29 PM   #1
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Sterilisers?? (again sorry)


Hi ladies.

We've been thinkin about sterilisers jus recently and although i'm planning on tryin to breast feed i want to have a few bottles ready just incase. Pretty much the same story as the other thread by sounds by Laura1984 but i just want to clarify a few things really.

A) i got some tommee tippee closer to nature bottles in toys r us sale yesterday (6.49 for 4!!) so will these now only fit in a CTN steriliser or just any? I know they're fatter so you can't fit as many in. I perhaps shoulda thought about this before lol

B) Electric or microwave? What really is the difference?

any other advice/recommendations MUCH appreciated coz it seems to be a minefield out there!!
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Old Jun 26th, 2008, 22:37 PM   #2
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I bought the CTN range with a microwave steriliser as was going to breast feeding but was also given a cold water steriliser and tbh have only used the cold water one as i just keep a bottle or two in there along with my pump and then theres no waiting for the microwave
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Old Jun 27th, 2008, 01:32 AM   #3
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If you will only occasionally be using a bottle I would buy the Tommee microwave steriliser! I have electric and microwave one but only so I could use the microwaves one when we were not at home/take it for over nights.

Tesco have been having all the Tommee stuff half price on and off! In fact its £5 off at the moment for the microwave one (which can be used for cold sterilising too) - not sure about the bottles because my local Tesco is crap so my account sows minimal stock!
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Old Jun 27th, 2008, 13:46 PM   #4
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Thanks ladies. is there a difference in the result acheived between using a microwave or electric sterilser?
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None imo - The bottles are as clean as you clean them before sterilising !

I'm thinking of putting my electric one away now with Caitlin only on 4 bottles a day rather than every 3 hrs & using the micro one
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neither..... go with cold water sterilisers..... didnt kill us as kids.
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I love my microwave steriliser...so easy to use, and perfect size for my pump and a couple of bottles (it's an Avent one but I use different kinds of bottles in it as you just stand them upside down) x
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We have the Avent IQ Electric steriliser it is supposed to be really clever!! (Have no idea why) but I am going to be bottle feeding so wil be using it alot more, 1st time round I used an Avent microwave one and it was fab! Morrisons are selling them for £14.99 at the moment too, bargain! I'm going to get one to leave at LO's Grannys house.
I used a cold water one once, total nightmare! You sterilise then have to rinse with boiled water afterwards, total pain in the bum!! xxx
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I used a cold water one once, total nightmare! You sterilise then have to rinse with boiled water afterwards, total pain in the bum!! xxx
What did you use to do the sterilising? I use milton and it states that there is no need to rinse before using the bottles etc
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I used a cold water one once, total nightmare! You sterilise then have to rinse with boiled water afterwards, total pain in the bum!! xxx
What did you use to do the sterilising? I use milton and it states that there is no need to rinse before using the bottles etc
I honestly can't remember, it was 12 years ago! I remember it was tablets that fizzed up when you dropped them in the water?! and it smelled really horrible i thought you would have to rinse any chemicals off the bottles
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