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| dear pavi in chennai u get this feeding bottle wash liquid..do search for it in ur place.....otherwise i think the best way is washing it with brush 2-3 times and sterlising it...also do wash the bottles as soon as the feed gets over....... lov sowmi |
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| hello pavi, congrats on new baby.i gave birth my son arvind 0n feb 13th. Normally i wash with hot water and sterlize it .But once in 3 days i put those bottles for 30 min in warm water with regular dish washing liquid.(palmolive).those times i am washing it atleast three times with brushe to make sure that it doesn't have any washing liquid. |
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| ptamil, when we were in Delhi in February, my MIL got me a bottle of bottle and nipple washing liquid. It's called Stony Angel bottle and nipple cleaner (it's imported from Thailand). She got it from INA market - shop's called Gogia's. It's on the main road, right opposite of Dilli Haat. Do you know where I am talking about? |
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| This is what I used to do to clean bottles for my first son.I wash the bottles with normal dishwashing liquid using bottle brush.Then I rinse it with water 2-3 times.Then I put it in boiling water for a few minutes and sterilise it.This was an everyday process. Last edited by sunitha; 3rd April 2008 at 08:13 AM. |
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| I do the same thing as sunitha wrote. also i prefer the palmolive soap liquid... if you don';t get that, try using the liquid which does not too much of fragrance of any kind( for example lime) Indra |
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| Hi, I never used dish washing liquids for cleaning bottles. I washed 4 or 5 times with hot water and cleaned with bottle cleaning brush, that`s all. But one thing, as soon as the baby finished drinking I washed the bottles immediately.
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| Hi, As many of you suggested, it is alright to add a drop of the dish liquid with warm water for cleaning the bottles. We just need to make sure that there are no soap suds left by brushing & rinsing well many times. Also after cleaning, it is best to sterilize the bottles in hot water. A drop of any soap liquid enables thorough cleaning before sterilizing. Cheers Krithika ( Jithiks) |
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| Hi Pavithra, I use normal liquid cleaner that I use for other vessels for bottles too. Nipples I clean with brush and bottles most of the time I put in dishwasher (after thoroughly washing off any milk residue before loading it in the machine). While in India also I use normal liquid. I don't think you need to use any special cleaning agent for this. Only thing is to make sure the bottle is washed thoroughly off any soap and sterilise it after washing. Latha |
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