Can I use this sterilizer with glass bottles
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Yes. I use lifefactory bottles (which are glass with silicone sleeves) and they work just fine in here. They are slightly larger than cheap plastic baby bottles though, so doesn't fit as many, but still love this product. Works great and everything comes out nice and sterile and dry in a short push of a button.
828850
Yes, up-to 8 oz bottles, in the bottom container there is no divider so you can sterilize any width which can fit in that container.
614462
Will not work with glass beer bottle, the thread is too large. I did find some glass bottles in the pantry that would work, a glass bottle for vinegar. Kind of annoying since reusing plastic water bottles is not a good idea especially if they are outside or exposed to the sun due to material breakdown.
721474
I have not tried glass bottles, but I would think so. There's some wiggle room after I put in the plastic 5 gallon bottle.
614217
Yes the bottles will be wet after sterilising since the appliance uses steam. I just put them to dry on a rack once they have been sterilised.
626090
no the only option is how long the sterilizer cycle lasts. We use it to sterilize respiratory nebulizers and we think it is great.
1065920
If the top opening is the same size as the plastic bottles. Are the lids and nipples interchangeable between the glass and plastic? I've only used this on the plastic bottles and it works great. Hope this helps.
1824147
Medical alcohol is another term for rubbing alcohol. So yes you can use rubbing alcohol to sterilize.
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I don't know the answer. I have only used the plastic bottles. May be the company will have an answer for you. There should be an 800 number on the packaging. I would think it should work though.
1270956
Yes I use this with both plastic and glass Dr. Brown's bottles and it works great. I can usually get up to 6 bottles in but the top gets a little tight for all the bottle parts.
1284795
Yes. I have used in our sterilizer without any issues and I think it can do the dishwasher too.
2081765
This was a gift, and they did not use glass bottles for feeding. I would say Yes.you could use to sterilize glass (probably safer than stove.boiling and more thinner savings. Good luck and I hope this helped.
733647
I've used it to hold both short Dr.Brown and Mam's 8 oz bottles (can be up). For Dr.Brown, you can put short dr brown ones straight up but for their long 8oz ones you put the bottle down in the sterilizer according to instructions. I've used both ways and they work out pretty well! They have the top cover which do give extra space for things.
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We bought an FAO schwarts bottle sterilizer for hand washing. That way we can sterilize 6 bottles at time and it's done in five minutes tops per bottle load. For on the go we use the Medela Steam and go bags and zap them in the microwave. They can only handle 2 8 oz bottles and done in 2 minutes! Love my glass bottles and using on #2 kid. We have used plastic from time to time and the dishwasher powder sticks to the plastic bottle. Never have this issue when we wash the glass in the dishwasher. Dishwasher will also sterilize the bottles if dry setting is on high. Kids have never been sick unless exposed to other sick kids. Love my glass. :-) We bought an FAO schwarts bottle sterilizer for hand washing. That way we can sterilize 6 bottles at time and it's done in five minutes tops per bottle load. For on the go we use the Medela Steam and go bags and zap them in the microwave. They can only handle 2 8 oz bottles and done in 2 minutes! Love my glass bottles and using on #2 kid. We have used plastic from time to time and the dishwasher powder sticks to the plastic bottle. Never have this issue when we wash the glass in the dishwasher. Dishwasher will also sterilize the bottles if dry setting is on high. Kids have never been sick... » Read More We bought an FAO schwarts bottle sterilizer for hand washing. That way we can sterilize 6 bottles at time and it's done in five minutes tops per bottle load. For on the go we use the Medela Steam and go bags and zap them in the microwave. They can only handle 2 8 oz bottles and done in 2 minutes! Love my glass bottles and using on #2 kid. We have used plastic from time to time and the dishwasher powder sticks to the plastic bottle. Never have this issue when we wash the glass in the dishwasher. Dishwasher will also sterilize the bottles if dry setting is on high. Kids have never been sick unless exposed to other sick kids. Love my glass. :-) « Show Less
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Maybe, the nozzle and cup could go in a sterilizer. I just used hot water and antibacterial soap. You could wipe it with some rubbing alcohol.
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I would not do that because you can not completely sterilize the bottles unless you soak them in hot water and a little bleach. Which i would not want to serve my Baby!
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This is my OPINION:The bottles are glass, so I do not see that there is any issue with sterilizing them. The rubber parts of the dropper, I guess you would have to research what methods of sterilization are acceptable for sterilizing small amounts of rubber. For the most accurate information on sterilizing theses bottles & droppers, I would suggest you contact the company before purchasing.