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How to Clean Baby Bottles
We know babies require a lot of stuff. And by a lot, we mean, a lot! All of those bottles, bottle parts, nipples, pacifiers, and sippy cups need to be cleaned. Over and over. Day after day. Here’s everything you need to know on how to clean baby bottles and parts, so you can worry less about all the “stuff” and spend more time with your little duckling!
How to Hand Wash Baby BottlesIt can seem daunting to have to hand wash your baby bottles, nipples, caps, and sippy cups after every use, but with the right steps you’ll find that scrubbing right away isn’t always necessary. So, you can pay more attention to tummy time and less on cleaning.
Here’s how to wash baby items by hand:
1. Things You’ll Need.
In addition to a sponge, we recommend purchasing a dedicated bottle brush with a nipple brush to clean all the hard-to-reach spots inside your baby’s bottles. For a gentle clean that’s free of dyes, use Dawn® Free and Clear.
2. Rinse Directly After Use.
As soon as you have finished feeding your baby, give your bottle a quick rinse with warm water, just to get rid of most leftover residue. You can come back to thoroughly wash a full day’s worth of bottles when you have more time.
3. Fill A Bowl with Hot Soapy Water.
Apply a squirt of Dawn® to a bowl of hot water. Dawn® works great for cleaning baby items because it does not leave a soapy residue on bottles when rinsed appropriately.
4. Separate the Bottle Parts.
It’s important to take apart every part of the bottle. Old milk can build up between the bottle, the ring, and the nipple.
5. Wash Bottle Parts Separately.
Place all of the bottle parts into hot, soapy water and wash them individually. Use a soapy bottle brush for the bottle and the nipple brush for the plastic nipples and rings. Next, gently squeeze soapy water through the nipple hole to flush out any trapped milk.
6. Rinse Bottle and Bottle Parts.
Rinse off the bottle and bottle parts thoroughly under running water to remove any remaining soap residue.
7. Dry Bottles and Attachments.
Place bottles and nipples upside down in the dish rack to dry. Your baby items are now clean and ready for another feeding. Prepare to do this several hundred more times, even in your sleep.
Handwashing Versus Dishwashing Baby BottlesBaby bottles can pile up, especially with a newborn! It’s recommended to wash baby bottles after each use, especially during the infancy stage—but don’t worry! You do have a few options when it comes to protecting all those bottles from messes, so you can be more confident with every feeding. You can wash baby bottles and attachments in the dishwasher every few days, but make sure they’re dishwasher-safe before running the cycle. *
To clean baby bottles in the dishwasher:
Soak with warm water and a gentle dish soap like Dawn® Free and Clear, which is free of dyes
Rinse off bottles and attachments with warm water
Load into the top rack of your dishwasher
Set to a hot water washing cycle and heated drying cycle
Remove from dishwasher and place on a clean surface or baby bottle drying rack
In cases where your baby bottles aren’t dishwasher safe or your dishwasher is full, handwashing is also a great go-to when it comes to keeping bottles clean and safe for your little bundle.
You’ll also want to consider using a baby bottle sterilizer during the early days. Sterilizing baby bottles and attachments helps remove germs and bacteria—especially if your little duckling is primarily bottle fed. If you’re using a bottle for the first time, you should always hand wash and sterilize it before giving it to baby. This helps ensure you’re starting off with a clean and sanitary bottle, every time.
Allow the baby bottle and parts to soak in warm, soapy water
Rinse off with warm water
Place in baby bottle sterilizer and follow the instructions provided for your particular brand of sterilizer
Once complete, store on a clean drying rack before use
You can also sterilize your baby bottles by placing them in boiling water—but be careful to not damage the nipple or any other attachments.
When kept in good condition and thoroughly washed, you may be able to reuse your baby bottles with your next baby.
However, it’s best to get new bottle attachments, such as nipples, as these can undergo wear and tear over time.
Whether new or used, always be sure to soak your baby bottles in warm, soapy water and sterilize before using.
Best Dish Soap for Baby BottlesWhen it comes to ensuring your baby is getting the best, we understand that same notion extends to the dish soap you use as well. Here are our recommendations for top dishwashing liquids to use when cleaning baby bottles, bottle attachments, and first utensils:
For Soaking: Before sterilizing or running your baby’s bottles through a dishwasher, use a foaming dish soap like Dawn® Platinum Dishwashing Foam. Just one pump creates more than enough soapy foam to penetrate leftover formula and milk residue.
For Everyday Handwashing: Dawn® Free & Clear is powerful enough to tackle any leftover messes, including baby food and milk residue, and gentle enough to use on delicate items, while also being free of dyes and phosphates.
With Dawn® dish soap it’s So Dawn Easy to keep all your baby items clean, so you can feel more confident when feeding your cooing little duckling!
Bottle Cleaning Liquid: Chemical-free way of cleaning feeding essentials |
Newborn babies have a delicate and developing immune system that requires proper hygiene requirements. Thus, it is important to keep the environment clean and chemical-free. This does not only imply the cleaning of floors but also their clothes and feeding essentials. Hence, you must invest in a good cleaning liquid that will wash the feeding bottles completely. The bottle cleaning liquids are not only gentle on the bottle but also clean the bottles without leaving milk or soy residue.
To help you choose the best, we have compiled a list of bottle cleaning liquids that are safe for your babies:
Pigeon Baby Liquid Cleanser
The Pigeon Bottle Nipple and Vegetable Liquid Cleanser is a definitive regular chemical and is basic for your child's health.
Tried and tested by moms everywhere throughout the world. It has demonstrated to be deeply effective in eliminating bacteria found in milk. Produced using 100% nourishment grade ingredients, it is safe and successful for cleaning infant feeding equipment like feeding bottles, nipples, pacifiers, and toys, and is even appropriate for washing leafy foods.
Babyganics Foaming Dish and Bottle Soap
Babyganics has been at the front line giving excellent child care items that guarantee smooth turn of events and development. The Babyganics Foaming Dish and Bottle Soap are made of regular fixings. In case you are unfavorably susceptible, this is your cleanser as it is made of plant-based fixings which makes it non-allergenic and does not have phthalates, fragrance, sulfates, colors or any harmful component.
Mee Mee Anti-Bacterial Baby Liquid Cleanser
Mee Mee Baby Liquid Cleanser can clean everything that your infant uses - from washing bottles to embellishments to toys to vegetables as well.
Mee Mee Baby Liquid Cleanser is completely biodegradable with the goal that you save the earth while giving your child the most extreme consideration.
LuvLap Liquid Cleanser
Keep your infant's everyday adornments clean and germ-free using the LuvLap Liquid Cleanser. This non-poisonous, biodegradable chemical has no artificial colors to guarantee health for your infant's skin. It has non-harmful and is produced using 100% non-poisonous nourishment grade fixings that make it delicate on your child's delicate skin. It evacuates mil residue along with pesticide residues. It viably expels germs and pesticide buildups from organic products, veggies, taking care of cups, and different embellishments.
Tiffy & Toffee Multi Usage Baby Liquid Cleanser
Tiffy and Toffee offer a " multi-use fluid chemical" with regular birthplace biodegradable surfactants and plant removes which makes it non-harmful.
It’s color and nature guarantees a delicate touch on your infant's skin and keeps away from contagious contamination. As it has nourishment grade materials, it is protected to wash foods grown from the ground just as a child's frill with no compelling reason to keep a different chemical.
DISCLAIMER: The Times of India's journalists were not involved in the production of this article.
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Exclusive formula removes dried milk residues and provides excellent antibacterial effect.
Recently, a new trend has emerged: washing vegetables to remove residues of agricultural fertilizers. Pigeon is ideal for washing fruits and vegetables.
The main component of the product is sucrose ester, which is obtained from beet sugar and palm oil fatty acids, so the product does not irritate the skin of the hands.
Pigeon Bottle and Vegetable Wash is free of dyes and phosphorus.
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All items in my Lvenok stores carry a manufacturer's warranty.
Promotions and discounts
Be the first to know about promotions, discounts and special offers from moy Lvenok store.
Convenient self-delivery
You can pick up the order yourself in one of the stores in Simferopol.
Own warehouse
All goods are placed in moy Lvenok's warehouse equipped for storing children's goods.
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You can pay for the purchase in any way: cash to the courier, bank card to the courier, card according to the details.
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What and how to wash baby bottles
The body of a small child is only learning to resist the pathogenic microflora of the surrounding world, so mother's help in this case is indispensable. One of the main tasks of mothers at the stage of breastfeeding is to provide the baby with not only healthy, but also safe food.
If the child eats only the breast, then additional measures other than the personal hygiene of the mother are not required, however, if feeding bottles have firmly entered his life, you cannot do without special measures to care for the dishes.
What to wash with?
Finding baby bottle detergent is easy, as you can find it in most home improvement stores. Choosing the right option is a little more difficult: the purchased product cannot contain fragrances, and dyes must be exclusively natural and approved for use in the food industry. A big plus will be the presence of disinfectants, which significantly increase safety. Many parents are happy to buy options marked "ECO", which are based on natural ingredients.
Detergent for children's dishes must be completely rinsed off not only with hot, but also with cold water. However, even the most harmless products must be washed off repeatedly with running water.
If parents do not want to leave their money in the pockets of manufacturers of household chemicals, then they can successfully use a popular folk remedy - dry mustard.
This brown-yellow powder is completely safe for the human body, so accidentally remaining grains on children's dishes will not harm the baby in any way.
Dry mustard perfectly removes any dirt and grease from any surface and is very easy to rinse off. True, this tool has a certain drawback - if you take it directly with a sponge, then too much powder sticks and it is simply washed out with water. Ordinary salt shakers with holes that can be found in every home, as well as ready-made gruel in old bottles from household chemicals, will help solve this problem.
Another popular option is soda. Soaking children's dishes in a warm baking soda solution (especially overnight) makes it easy to remove even the most serious stains.
Laundry soap and homemade detergent also help keep baby bottles clean, but the soap leaves a thin film on the surface of the dishes, so rinsing in this case must be very thorough. For the comfort of mother's hands, a little glycerin can be added to detergents from laundry soap.
A pleasant aroma to such products gives ordinary lemon juice.
How to wash?
Under no circumstances should children's dishes be cleaned with sponges that clean plates and cups for the whole family. The baby should have its own brushes, brushes and sponges.
Modern brushes, specially designed for cleaning "milk" bottles, are very convenient and functional. The bristles in such products are quite elastic, so it cleans the walls of the bottles well and does not scratch their surface. Many brushes are equipped with a soft sponge that perfectly rinses the bottom. Thanks to the suction cup on the bottom, the brush can be installed in a vertical position, thus protecting it from contact with not very clean surfaces.
An important point: no matter how convenient and expensive a baby bottle brush may seem, after a while it inevitably turns into a breeding ground for bacteria. Thorough disinfection (for example, with vinegar) slightly extends the life of the product, but it still needs to be replaced periodically with a new one.
