Can this be used in a bottle warmer? We have the Munchkin one that boils water underneath the bottle and uses steam to heat the bottle. Thanks
1223867
We use ours in the Dr. Brown's bottle warmer that heats the same way. We heat a cold bottle straight from the fridge for 3 minutes. I use the sealing disk on the bottle instead of the nipple. I don't think the bottle gets uncomfortably hot. The milk doesn't get too hot.
745544
I don't see why not.....I would measure them to make sure though. However, I use the warmer with different size Dr Brown bottles (the regular side and the wideneck size). You just change the bottom basket up or down depending on how tall the bottle is.
464098
Um, the Orb heats the milk by creating steam. You'd be putting a metal bottle into... steam. The metal will absorb the majority of the heat, leaving a bottle that will burn your hand when you touch it, and probably poorly heated milk inside. Wheter it fits or not, I wouldn't put a metal bottle in any bottle warmer that works by producing steam.
66575
I haven't tried. But it says on the instruction that it is not for use with hot liquids. It's for cold liquids only and hot liquids may cause burns.
1085150
Well, we don't use those BUT we use glass bottles and we were also using running water or we would heat up our kettle. This warmer has saved us SO much time. It's fast! Only thing is, if left in for too long, it will get really hot, so just follow the directions and it will work like a charm for you.
2151728
I have never tried it. In theory, as long as the jar fit in the space provided, which I don't know if it would, it should be possible. That said a jar would most likely be completely submerged under water during the heating process as the warmer fills to the top, so I'm not sure if it is a good idea.
355647
No, it can't. But, there is no need for 100C water in a warming bottle! I would like to add taht it would be graeat if this bottle is a bit bigger - I always struggle o have both of my feet worm at the same time.
1388953
I have never put them in a bottle warmer. They do heat up fast in just a cup of warm water though.
1782413
I have never put warm beverages in mine personally but I am sure you could! Its pretty durable. I think warmer rather than scolding hot! The cup probably wouldn't keep the beverage warm for very long but would be able to take the heat for a short period.
2012733
By "warming" it, do you mean heat it in the microwave or in hot water? I haven't needed to warm the bottles yet, but you could set the whole thing in hot water, although the water will obviously drip from the sleeve when using it, I would think. These are VERY well made glass bottles, and the sleeve is very well made and durable as well.
1742892
If you had a 4 oz room temperature bottle. But for a larger volume that is cold it will take a couple of minutes and there is a learning curve on how much water to put in. Big downside is that if you don't get the bottle warm enough, the warmer needs to cool down before you can use it again. I have to run cold water in it to speed up the process. I wouldn't buy this warmer again.
2236392
Yes you could but I would not recommend it. The lid does not seal tight. I reckon if you sat the urn inside a tub to contain any spillage you would be OK. It kept water warm for a couple hours after I unplugged the first time I tested it out. Warm enough to make decent hot chocolate.
527546
As long as a pot of water left on the stove, it doesn't have a warmer really but the water stays hot until it naturally cools down, never timed it. It heats so quickly it shouldn't be an issue
2241716
I put the bottle in my Kiinde Kozii warmer. I don't recommend boiling water for this bottle or for breastmilk. In a pinch, I've put the bottle in a large coffee mug and let hot water from the tap flow into the mug and swirl around the bottle.
959076
the warmer will wrap around most size bottles. but if the bottle is too big it may not fit in the case one the warmer is around the bottle. but i think this works well. i will warm the water in the bottle really hot before leaving the house, put bottle in warmer, and buy the time he is ready to eat, the water temp is correct. have to plan ahead but works well.
4530
You really shouldn't microwave any bottles. I recommend getting a bottle warmer or heating it in hot water.
479717
This will heat any bottle. I used mine to heat small 5 oz medela bottles. Just make sure you crack the lid ...you don't want it to get to hot, especially with glass.