can i put this into a steaming sterilizer, if not, how can I sterilizing it?
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There is metal in the spoon so no microwave! I just wash it with soap and water. I suppose you can run it through the dishwasher also.
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Yes! That's what I do to sterilize it! To take it apart you just push the tube up through the cup and it comes right off! Hope this helps! :)
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this is more of a sterilzer/cleaner and less of a scrubber. look at a hand held steamer with a wired scrubbing attachment.
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Hi Liz. This does say that it is dishwasher safe, but that is all. I don't know how long your plan to steam sterilize this, but a few bits in the microwave may be fine. That is a good idea for formula. Not sure if this helps.
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It does not sterilize. It depends on what you're using it for if you need it to sterilize.
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not possible. its a set kit, not really customizable or made for steam. not watertight.
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yes, the whole thing can be dismantled. Steams fast, great. PLEASE, ad a pinch of salt if having vapor issues. great buy. Hope this answered your questions.
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You'd still have to scrub it pretty hard while you use the steamer, but eventually it would probably come off. I wish I could tell you that it would be easier.
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Fill the glass container and insert from the bottom. All steamers are hard to fill thru the top tiny hole
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i would sterilize them. i boiled water and then i let the instruments sit in the water for a minute. i also dipped each of them in rubbing alcohol. this is not an official recommendation, i am not a professional, but this is what i did.
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Don't to that it is made of plastic and boiling water will melt it. Steam is just a fake word in this case, you only get spray.
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I am pretty sure you can't. I always use it though and it works great. If you don't press on the steaming button while you iron steam won't come out but it's addictive and now I can't iron without pressing on the steam button anyway. :).
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Yes, absolutely. I was using the philips sterilizer, it went well without any problems.
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put a layer of lettuce or spinach on the bottom of the steamer. it wont change the flavor and allows for easier clean up.
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I do. Steam will kill any bacteria or potential growth, but it won't wash the milk off. I use the steam sterilizing bowl for all my pump and bottle supplies.
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I've never used it in a steamer, but it's made of nylon, so I wouldn't use it with heat. If you can find a cotton one, that would be safe for a steamer. I'd be worried about this one melting or leaching chemicals into whatever you're making with it.
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In order for steam to be created the water temp has to reach a minimum of 212 F. I am unsure of the exact temp or weight, however it is lightweight and I agree with Chris's comment that it does seem hard to push only when it is steaming. I bought mine a few years back and it still works great and I would still recommend it. I have used it in three homes since I bought it with wood, laminate, vinyl, and stone. I like that it appears to kill germs from high steam heat - I am a nurse and this is a very important feature to me, I am a complete germaphobe and insist on getting things as clean as possible next to sterilization. Hope this helps! Good luck.