Tommee Tippee Bottle and Teat Brush

Tommee Tippee Bottle and Teat Brush Most of my bottles are Tommee Tippee but I do also have some Avent bottles to use along side. Before sterilisation you always need to clean the bottles and teats in warm soapy water and give them a good scrub using a bottle brush. I have gone through a fair few since having Jack but I think that this particular Tommee Tippee one has lasted me the best. It cost a little more than the usual bog standard cheap brushes that I normally stick to buying but as my local Boots had run out of the cheap ones I was forced to buy a more expensive Tommee Tippee one at a price of about £3 which is about three times ...  Read the complete review

~~~~~~~~~~~ INTRODUCTION ~~~~~~~~~~~ Although my wife is quite successfully breastfeeding Baby H, she also expresses a fair bit of milk so that I can share in the "delights" of the nightly feed in the wee hours of the morning. It also gives her a chance to have a breather every now and again and for me to enjoy the closeness and contact with baby when feeding him at more sociable hours. The upshot of all this is that we usually have a fair few bottles to wash and sterilise, and given that our little mite has taken a shine to the Tommee Tippee "Closer to nature" range of baby bottles, we thought we'd better invest in a ...  Read the complete review

One of the essential bits of equipment you are going to need if you choose to bottlefeed your child is a bottle brush. These are used to clean the hard to reach areas of bottles, teats and other feeding equipment such as a breast pump or formula storage containers. It is also recommended that as well as washing everything in hot, soapy water that you also sterilise all feeding equipment for at least six months to a year. My mum chose this particular bottle brush as she had already bought me the Tommee Tippee bottles as well. - A bit about Tommee Tippee - Launched in 1965 and based in the north east of England, Tommee Tippee is the UK's ...  Read the complete review

Bottle brushes shouldn't be rocket science. Least not in my book. However, I seem incapable of keeping one intact for longer than about 4 weeks. In a quest to see whether it was my own-brand meanness that was causing this downfall I bought a Tommee Tippee bottle brush. The first brush I bought looks identical to the category picture and doesn't differ in any major way from its cheaper competitors. I still found that the brush broke after a few weeks with the wire stem coming away from the plastic centre piece. When it was intact then I rated it as a brush - there were sufficient bristles on both ends to cope well with bottle cleaning and there was just ...  Read the complete review

Since having my son 14 weeks ago I have bought 2 cheap bottle brushes that have broken after using them for about 6 weeks. I then decided to 'splash out' on a more up market bottle brush!! By splash out I mean spend £2.99 in Lloyd's chemist rather than £1 from the cheap shops!!! The Tommee Tippee bottle brush comes in a clear round tube with a white lid on the top, the colours I had to choose from were red, blue and pink, I decided to go for the red one as this is my favourite colour. Plus I really don't see the point of having pink for a girl or blue for a boy when all you will be using it for is to clean the bottles!! It's not as if your baby is going ...  Read the complete review