Has anyone tried using this bottle for condensed milk? (stored in the refrigerator) Thanks!
194287
As long as it's not a THICK liquid it should be ok. Anything that pours freely should not be a problem.
194288
I have not specifically tried condensed milk, but we've stored ketchup and mustard in the fridge in this bottle, and dispensed it after with no problem. We also store honey in one of these bottles, but keep it at room temperature.
194289
You can absolutely get it in there. However, I tried it with honey and I learned that thick liquids that require a lot of pressure to squeeze the bottle will cause the top to pop off and then the mess...
1602246
I do not recommend it. You don't want to mix different temperature breastmilk into the same container. For instance if you pumped 1 ounce put it in the fridge and then you pump again an hour or so later, you have to refrigerate the newly pumped milk and then you could mix it together once they have both been in the fridge. I would use a new bag for each time you pump.
2078291
It didn't say on the bottle to refrigerate it, but I keep it in the refrigerator to keep it fresh. I like this brand because it is shelf stable so I use it both while traveling and at home.
1811281
I do not know of anything to make it cooler. We always take our thermobottle out of the unit at night and keep it in our fridge. Mainly because the connecting hose from jar to coffee machine has no way to stay cool and to me is the biggest source of bacterial growth. We have not had problems with it getting sour. We use only whole milk. We have no scientific proof, but it seems to last longer in our fridge. Perhaps from higher fat content.I your case, consider filling the bottle with less milk so you change it everyday.
656116
Definitely! I've only used it for breast milk, but another baby at daycare only uses it for formula. One thing our provider mentioned though, is when warming a bottle of breast milk in water, these bottles tent to leak. Personally, I've never had that problem at home, but we don't take these to daycare anymore - just in case.
267849
Yes, I believe it is recommended to keep it in the fridge after opening. Frankly I didn't like the product so whatever purpose you did buy I hope it will be serving you. Good luck. Wish you the best.
721366
It can be stored without refrigeration. It needs to be chilled prior to consumption so that the milk is smooth and not as chunky. Tastes nasty when it's warm and a little clumpy. After opening the bottle, if you happen to not finish it, it needs to go in the refrigerator.
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Hi, I would refrigerate this oil if you intend to keep it for over a year, I keep my oils in an extra frig in the garage. If you have a cool basement area to store your oils, that works longer term as well. All oils are subject to become rancid if not used soon enough. The cooler, the better. Its not hard to warm it up, same as honey, just put the bottle into a pan of very warm water. I would also advise that it be put into a glass container, I use mason jars and just mark the lid with a sharpie marker and date it. That way you can just spoon out the quantity of cold oil that you need to use. Neem is a favorite for blending different oils together for healthy skin. I use lilac or lavender oils to dim the neem smell a bit. Hope this helps.
1986262
It will last much longer if you store it in the fridge - unless you plan to use it up quickly. Why don't you transfer it to smaller containers? You could also keep it on your back porch in cold weather.
514876
I stored mine in the freezer for about a week before I used it, but only because I wasn't ready to use it right away. Before that it lived on my counter for a few days, but still worked awesome. Sorry this isn't a more straight forward answer!
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I do not mix the milk and keep it in the refrigerator. If you want it cold when you use is, use some ice cubes instead of just water for the same amount of volume. Contact the Meyenberg Company for more information : www.meyenberg.com or 1 800 343 1185
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Yes!!!! I used these for freezing over 600 oz of breastmilk. I didn't store BM in them long term. Once the milk was frozen, I popped the cubes out and stored either in a vacuum sealed bag (highly recommend this for long term), or a zippy freezer bag. Then they were placed in a deep freeze and some stored for up to 5 months. I never had any problem with milk quality. The vacuum sealed bags make the cubes stick together a bit as they are pressed onto one another, especially when stored for a few months, but a quick smack on a counter top broke them up well.
692041
I only stored it at room temperature. when taking it the bottle will only last a couple of weeks. good luck
2281155
My bottle does not say it should be refrigerated after it's opened. Perhaps the other responder was referring to another brand? I found this brand to be far superior to powders, particularly those that mix in artificial sweeteners.
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If you store the milk in bags, instead of bottles, the bags are best warmed in a bowl of warm water; this goes especially quick, if you store the bags lying flat. I breastfed, and hardly gave bottles, I used my warmer a couple of times, but found it to be unnecessary. Personal preference, I suppose. I had a number of different bottles that I tried, all of them fit in the warmer. Later, I used this a few times to heat up frozen food, it worked well, but I didn't stick with it.
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I haven't used it for that, but I don't see why it wouldn't work. There is a little lip on the outside edge, too, which would help prevent any spillage before the milk was frozen.
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I assume you're asking if you can froth the milk, use some of it and store the remainder in the refrigerator to re-froth later. I would think you could providing the humidity in the refrigerator wouldn't ruin the machine. I would go to the manufacturer on this one.