Can I put these bottles in a bottle warmer?
326485
They're like other bottles so don't see why not. Think oh able done couple times but usually just use for breastmilk storage to freeze my milk. Also, the top is the ring and disc so if wanted could just remove disc and insert nipple to use like a regular bottle.
1223866
Yes. I used our bottle warmer with the bottles all the time, but I did reduce the time because stainless conducts heat more quickly than glass or plastic. Also, in a pinch, you can run hot water over the bottle, shake it, and have lukewarm milk/formula.
306493
It depends on how long you want the bottles to heat up. It can get pretty hot. The good thing is that you can adjust the time and not warm it up as much.
724863
Only slightly, if at all. Near the lip, where there is no space between the two walls, it may be warmer than the rest of the bottle. You should be able to put boiling hot liquid in (or ice cold) and it will still be similar to the outside temperature.
4530
You really shouldn't microwave any bottles. I recommend getting a bottle warmer or heating it in hot water.
762929
That's going to depend on how you're using them. We used them to warm up baby bottles, ~4oz of very cold liquid, in a zippered insulated bag, took maybe 5-10 min to reach a warm, drinkable temp. If we left the warmer in the bag afterwards, it would still be noticeably warm upwards of an hour later (but not hot enough to completely warm up another bottle by then). Anything you can do to keep the heat contained will improve the longevity.
1294816
Probably not. The online specs are 3.3 inches (8.382 centimeter) for width of bottle. The width of the bottle warmer inside is 8 centimeter.
970883
I think they will. you can use standard or wide neck bottles with this warmer. I used this warmer for over a year with my son and then gave it to my sister to use for her baby. It works great! it will be the warmer that i will use if i have another child.
1418924
Not the whole pitcher of course, but yes, individual bottles can be warmed up in hot water or a bottle warmer.
476072
Yes, I use medela bottles with this warmer (and phillip's avent) without any problems.
2066072
I don't have a definitive answer because I didn't use Avent bottle warmers, but this is something I found for you, which indicates a variety of shapes and sizes can fit: "Warms Classic Bottles, Classic Toddler Cups, and Food Jars You can use Philips AVENT Classic bottles, Classic toddler cups, and food jars with this warmer. Simply place baby food jars and filled bottles directly in the unit. When they're heated, put the contents of the jars in the included bowl to keep warm." I hope this info. helps.
473810
Probably, but I would not. If it was the painted ones the paint would burn off, and if it was the brushed one it would discolor. Chances are the bottle would warp under that kind of heat too.
411859
I don't have glass bottles but my plastic bottles come out very hot. It comes with tongs though to use to take them out. Pretty handy
1854609
I would not freeze milk in these. You can freeze your milk in storage bags and thaw them to put into the bottles.
2232671
Of course!! Put the bottle in a pan of warm water until it is as warm as you like.
2148136
I do not use bottle warmers. But I have puts frozen pouchs in boiling water and it holds up just fine.I'd imagine you'd be fine.
1388953
I have never put them in a bottle warmer. They do heat up fast in just a cup of warm water though.