Boots Cold Water Steriliser Reviews

Boots Cold Water Steriliser Nursing

Product Type: Boots kids equipment

Newest Review: ... items to finish sterilising so I could complete my job of making up his milk powder! Nuisance Boots, big nuisance. Using ... more

 ... the steriliser is easy, you simply fill with cold tap water to the clearly marked line and drop in your sterilising tablets or fluid. You don't need to stir it, if you're using tablets you need to let them fully dissolve before popping your bottles in and let them soak in the water for a while. The length of time they need to be immersed is down to the brand of tablets/fluid you're using so check the instructions carefully, the Boots branded tablets I use take twenty minutes to fully sterilise a load of items and this ...more

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Customer Boots Cold Water Steriliser Reviews (3)

chrisandmark
Boots Cold Water Steriliser: My Brilliant Baby Buy (1437 words)
by - written on 21/03/13 (Very useful, 54 readings)
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Although my son is now well over two years old, a couple of minor health problems means I still occasionally sterilise his bottles and feeding equipment - not every day or even every month, but a recurring gastric reflux issue (not serious and it tends only to happen now when he's under the weather) combined with the fact that he suffers with horrible febrile convulsions when he's ill makes me ultra concerned about keeping tummy bugs in particular at bay. This is hard when you have four children as illnesses tend to rip around all of us really quickly, but I've found sterilising David's stuff does help to prevent him from coming down with anything that is likely to land  Read the complete review

pamplem0usse
Sterilise on the go! (399 words)
by - written on 17/08/10 (Very useful, 168 readings)
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BASICS: As a pregnant woman, as soon as you walk into a baby shop you're bombarded with marketing that implicitly tells you 'If you don't buy X product then you're a bad parent'. Nowhere is this more pronounced than in terms of the many different sterilisers available (microwave, steam or cold water, madam?). The Boots cold water steriliser sits right at the bottom end of the market in terms of cost: it's not really any more complicated than a bucket and costs £13.99 including a range of accessories (three wide necked 250ml bottles - all of which it can hold on one go - and teats, a brush, an easy drain lid). THE LOOK: Clear, ...  Read the complete review

xjemloux
Boots Cold Water Steriliser: Quick, Convenient, Easy to Use Sterilisers!! (407 words)
by - written on 07/01/09 (Very useful, 160 readings)
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When I was pregnant with my twins of course I had to make sure I had everything ready to keep their bottles clean as you can probably imagine I was due to go through hell of a lot of bottles everyday and night. I opted for this one, the Boots Cold Water Steriliser, I bought 2 both for just under £20 at the time and the 2 of them probably come to the same price as one of the more fancy ones would. It is a very easy way of ensuring my boys bottles were sterilised, and suitable for use. Not only did I just get the sterilisers they each came with 6 Boots bottles, which I used right up until my boys were 8months old. Each also came with six sterilising tablets, ...  Read the complete review

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