Munchkin Cool Touch Microwave Steriliser Bags, Baby Bottle Teat & Dummy Steriliser, 6 Reusable Cold Water Sterilising Unit Alternative, Mini Travel

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Microwave steriliser bags are bags that you pop your bottles, soothers, teethers, breast pumps, or teats into before adding the recommended amount of water. Then you simply pop these steriliser bags in the microwave, and within minutes they're ready to go. Microwave steriliser bags do rely on a microwave, so make sure you have one of these to hand if they're going to be a regular cleaning tool in your day-to-day life. Munchkin was founded by a father who wanted to change children’s lives for the better, one innovation at a time. We create clever and colourful products, designed to make parents' and children's lives easier and more enjoyable.

Be mindful that with microwave sterilisers you cannot sterilise items made of metal. They can make a great travel steriliser too. Boiling might be a good option if you don’t have many items to sterilise (perhaps if you are exclusively breastfeeding), however, may not be practical for greater volumes. You need to be careful when you remove the bag from the microwave as the steam will be extremely hot - make sure to wait a few minutes to cool before opening.

Place the sterilising bag into the centre of the microwave, ensuring the bag is upright. Follow the instructions for your microwave. Microwave on high power using this guide: Can sterilise two baby bottles per cycle – so if you’re getting through more than four bottles a day, it’s fairly labour-intensive The microwave boils the water and creates a build-up of steam which eliminates 99.9 per cent of bacteria by blasting them with 100°C water vapour.A baby’s immune system isn’t as well developed as an adult’s. This means they can easily become ill if they drink milk that’s contaminated with bacteria. Milk is also a breeding ground for bacteria that can cause food poisoning – we’re talking diarrhoea and vomiting. If you're looking to keep your baby's bottles sterilised when out and about or have limited storage at home, meaning you can't have a full baby steriliser, microwave steriliser bags are a fantastic solution for cleaning feeding equipment or items that are often in your little one's mouth. Realistically, it’s not always possible to pay out a whole week’s grocery money for a steriliser, even if you know you’ll be using it regularly. There is a solution. If your budget is a little tight and your sterilising needs aren’t too heavy, these reusable microwave bags from Medela are reliable, compact and surprisingly good value for money. There will be residual water in the base of the bag. To remove the water, hold the bag in the cool area as indicated and pour the water away from you into the sink. Do not fully unzip the bag before removing the residual water. Modern UV sterilisers, or ‘dry’ sterilisers are capable of sterilising items such as your keys, the TV remote control and even your mobile phone, which can be really useful, especially if your little one likes to get their teeny hands (and

Feed. Sterilise. Repeat. It can be a bit of a task to stay on top of sterilising with a demanding feed schedule; thanks to our cool touch microwave steriliser bags, it’s easier than ever to clean your baby bottles and stay on top of your baby feeding routine. Electric, cold water, boiling, microwave and UV – there are many methods to sterilise your baby’s feeding essentials, but how do you know which is the best method for you and your baby?When you have a young baby, they want to feed all the time . You don’t need us to tell you that! And if you’re bottle feeding (or combination feeding) your little one, unfortunately it isn’t as simple as just washing out a bottle and filling it with milk.