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by - written on 16/10/08 (Very useful, 15 readings)
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I had looked at quite a few sterilisers in advance whilst i was pregnant. I was expecting twins so i wanted a steriliser that i could depend on, that would be quick and easy and also simple to use. I decided on the boots steam steriliser one of the main reasons been it only takes 8 minutes for a full sterilising cycle, i would be doing 3 lots a day so this was great if i could get them all done within half an hour. And i also received a voucher for £10 off from joining the bootsp parenting club which made it a bargain really. This steriliser can fit any size bottles, i began with wide neck ones however ended up buying the tall ones due to my babies ... Read the complete review
by - written on 22/04/01 (Very useful, 57 readings)
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I chose a steam steriliser, because I thought it would be easier than messing about with chemicals, and it was a piece of equipment that I made sure that I bought before my daughter was born. I knew from my previous experience of having my son - that this was the one for me! Even though I was mainly breastfeeding, when I went back to work part-time, I needed one bottle of formula milk to take to the Childminder's as I had had trouble expressing. So I needed the steriliser to sterilise the bottles and originally the breast pump. It was very easy to use - measure 75ml of water and put in the base of the unit, (I bought a little jug, that had the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 06/10/00 (Very useful, 29 readings)
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I decided on a steam steriliser rather than any of the other methods mainly because I'd been told that it was the quickest and easiest way. I chose the Boots one because I like their products, and this one now has the added advantage of having two free bottles included. You just add water, place everything in the unit and put the lid on. Switch it on and nine minutes later the cycle is complete. Don't remove the lid straight away as it's bloomin' hot in there! It takes up to 6 slim bottles with teats, lids etc. and 4 stubby ones (eg. Avent). Everything stays sterile for up to 3 hours afterwards, if you don't remove the lid. There's a dial on the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 29/07/00 (Very useful, 119 readings)
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To steam or not to steam that is the question? Well I got both a steam steriliser and and a milton type tub so I had the chance to try both. The steamer won and the tub went to Grannys. The steamer takes about 12 mins and uses tap water. Just pour in the right amount and switch on. Even if you are breast feeding it is handy for your breast pump and those first spoons and dishes. Once it has cooled a little the bottles etc are ready to use. I just leave unused spoons and things in it ready to use and refill it once a day and switch it on. Easy even for a stressed new parent. £29.99 Tomy 6 Bottle Steam Steriliser. The tub takes 30min ... Read the complete review
by - written on 02/08/08 (Very useful, 78 readings)
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I bought the Boots Steam Steriliser before the birth of my little one, nearly 10 months ago. It had been recommended to by a friend, and since I had no previous experience with sterilisers, I thought what the heck. I have found the steriliser to be a great piece of kit. It is so easy to use, you literally just place the washed bottle parts in the steriliser, add water to the base and press go. I had it in my head before my baby's birth that sterilising was going to be hard work, but with the Boots steam steriliser, it's a doddle. The steriliser can hold up to 6 bottles in the base tray, plus any other items you want to throw in like spoons, ... Read the complete review
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