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Mothercare Steriliser Bottles

 
Description: Brand: Mothercare / Nursing Aids: Sterilisers / The Mothercare steriliser feeding bottle allows you to sterilise it in ... more
Mothercare Steriliser Bottles ... minutes in a microwave oven - anywhere at anytime without the need for other equipment.

Newest Review: ... bit of water and leaving each bottle for 1.30. It's possible to sterilise more than one bottle (upto 6 bottles) at a time by ... more

 ... adding a little more time so if you're exclusively bottle feeding you don't need to stand there for 1.30 each time. The good thing about these bottles is that they can be sterilised by conventional methods too so you can use a cold water steriliser or an actual steriliser and it does the same job. They are also dishwasher safe so no more standing at the sink with a bottle brush scrubbing until they're clean! The bottles old upto 9oz of milk which is 240ml for people that don't speak baby language yet! This is more t...more

wishywalshy
Crowned Review Mothercare Steriliser Bottles: Steam steriliser be gone forever (1040 words)
by - written on 07/02/03 (Very useful, 3245 readings)
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Babies wide neck bottles capable of accommodating up to 9oz of liquid(That?s just under 260ml in English) Made of clear plastic and supplied with silicone teats, clip on lids and screw tops. With a difference???????. These bottles can be independently sterilized in the microwave.(Although they can be sterilized by all other methods too.) Sold by Mothercare in double packs for 5.99 and six pack at 19.99. As a sucker for new innovative ideas and products I couldn?t help but be drawn to these ingenious bottles. Fed up with the space that my conventional steam sterilizer takes up, and the constant dribble from the lid onto the worktops, I ...  Read the complete review

kiwiii85
Premium Review Bye bye steriliser (657 words)
by - written on 01/04/09 (Very useful, 174 readings)
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I decided to breastfeed my daughter when she was born and thus me had no use for bottles or a steriliser or anything of the likes. It was when she was 10 weeks old and we discovered she was allergic to milk and soya that I had a real need for introducting bottles to her as I'd found myself cutting milk and dairy from my own diet. She had a completely different idea though and has never to this day taken from a bottle. When I came across these bottles in mothercare I thought they were the perfect solution. We have a small kitchen with only one main worktop so a steriliser wouldn't have fit comfortably and I wanted to ensure that my daughters bottles would be ...  Read the complete review

JammyJo
Premium Review Mothercare Steriliser Bottles: Wot no Steriliser? (889 words)
by - written on 16/01/02 (Very useful, 178 readings)
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Babies are great – cute and cuddly and all that … but they do a great job accumulating clutter! A great achievement for one so young!! If you were to walk in my house it would be immediately evident that at least one person under two foot tall resides here! You could almost be mistaken in thinking you had walked into Mothercare, with all the baby things around! I HATE clutter, but with all the equipment that is necessary it is just unavoidable. However, were you to walk into my kitchen ..(which believe me would not be smelling nicely of freshly baked cakes … how some mothers find time to bake I do not know!) you would either think I have hidden ...  Read the complete review

Iest
Premium Review So Easy It's Peasy! (507 words)
by - written on 17/12/02 (Very useful, 270 readings)
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Having been away from Dooyoo for a wee while and after just going through a life changing experience with the birth of my first child I thought I would return and write an op or 2 based on my experiences of new baby products. My partner and I have been going through a bit a rough time recently with feeding our daughter. It seemed that “boobie-juice” was just not hitting the mark ! We were advised by our health visitor to try combined breast and bottle feeding. Do a “boobie” feed and then follow this up with a bottle feed of formula. Confused by the world of bottles and sterilisers I was a tad confused. Until, I had a closer ...  Read the complete review

websterhazel
Premium Review Mothercare Steriliser Bottles: Fantastic product, well worth the money. (299 words)
by - written on 01/02/01 (Very useful, 93 readings)
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This is a relatively new product from Mothercare which you can buy in a pack of two for £6.99 or six for £19.99. The idea is that you can sterilise them in your microwave without the need for any other equipment whatsoever. We bought a pack of two as we also have some Maws and Avent bottles but would not hesitate to buy six if we hadn't already bought all our sterilising equipment before they came out. All you have to do is fill the bottle cap with water up to a marked point, fit the teat and locking ring over the top then place the main body of the bottle upside down into the cap. You then place the bottle into your microwave, which can ...  Read the complete review

 

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