Is this recommended to be used for washing baby bottles? Any product that's better?
2011789
This would be perfect for washing bottles. It doesn't have any of the extra additives other soaps have so its gentle but its a very efficient cleaning tool.
2011790
Pure Castile Soap is made with organic oils. I believe it is the most pure soap one can find in the marketplace today. I would recommend you use it with confidence.
2011791
I'd def use it on baby bottles and I plan to when my baby arrives...I wish I had this when my 1st was using bottles. I wash her sippy cups and her dishes with this, it's so non toxic :)
2011792
You can use castille soap to wash dishes, baby bottle included. I've read other reviews, though, who claim that castille soap does not leave glassware and such spotless and sparkly. You msy nit need that finish on your bottles. I personally would boil my baby bottles etc. once a week and made a good habit of always rinsing out immediately after use with hot water.
1506793
Baby bottles? I guess t does. I do not use it for a baby. I saw it at my daughter's kitchen and I loved it. So I use it to hold glasses, dishes, silver wear, etc and it holds everything really well. It is very sturdy.
1244310
Any bottle brush is good. Just make sure to get one that has a nipple brush as well. I definitely don't recommend this sippy cup tho. My dalighter won't even use it if I have the top of it on. You have to suck really hard to get anything to come out. I've recycled the lid and and sippy part of it and just use the stainless steel part as a regular cup, I just added a metal straw from ecojarz
2168266
The manufacturer does not recommend machine washing I use a baby bottle brush. Love the product, it work great.
1199400
I feel that it is fairly easy - I use my bottle for water only. What I normally do is put a little dish soap in it and rinse it with hot faucet water. I currently do not have the brush you can purchase to clean it. That might be a better solution to what I am doing currently, but I have had my bottle for about 4 months now and there is no mildew growing and I can get the bottle clean with my method.
1976376
Yes it is but I would recommend washing it by hand. By hand allows you to go all the way indie the bottle and get any gunk at the bottom There usually isn't any but it's better to be safe then sorry.
221549
If I were a mother again, I would have no problem buying this product for washing diapers. It has a limited capacity, but it keeps the diapers out of the regular household laundry. For busy people it may be impractical beyond infant and early toddler size diapers. But that depends on how much you mind doing several loads a week. I wouldn't mind at all. Cloth diapers are the healthiest. Babies do NOT need all the ridiculous chemicals in disposables. I say that with a little authority. I used to work in a research and development department of a baby diaper manufacturing company. Trust me. Cloth diapers are healthier than disposables. I would never let a disposable touch my baby if I didn't have to. As for the egg, you could probably get a dozen and a half newborn diapers in it. Probably eight to twelve toddler diapers. I don't think it is such a pain to hook up to a faucet that is in a second bathroom or a utility room. Otherwise it would be kind of a pain n a kitchen or only bathroom. The full wash is about thirty minutes. Wash and no rise is about fifteen. Just remember to turn the water off before removing the hose from the faucet! I wish my mom had it in the 1950's and 1960's when she had eight children and several in cloth diapers at any given time. I was an oldest daughter and often changed the cloth diapers and rinsed them in the toilet. Then put them in the bleach pail. I would have loved the ego egg. Just take the diapers out of the pail and put them in the egg. Run it and then wring them out. Throw them in the dryer or hang them up. You don't have to mix them in with regular laundry and you can dry them together, fold them and put them away.
399041
I just contacted Philips asking about using it for stainless steel baby bottles and they answer is they only recommend using it with Avent baby bottles. I just received my sanitizer, but planning to return it as I am not using Avent bottles
1131253
I've only been using them for spit- my baby is 3 mo breastfeeding only- but I've read on reviews here that staining is a big problem with these muslin bibs .how about oxyclean?
971674
For my first wash I submerged it it hot soapy water. Then, shook the soapy water in it, rinse & repeat. I tried a baby bottle brush, but it only goes so far.
407939
I can vouch for months and months of hand washing. These labels don't come off until you take the off. Go ahead and try them on your baby bottles (glass or plastic). I have plastic containers. I also have glass containers I use for freezing. They work great. I can't vouch for putting them through a dish washer, but I say again, these label don't come off. Hope I've helped!
2135553
It is very gentle, so I assume you could use it for baby clothes. I use it to hand wash my lingerie--about a teaspoon to a gallon of water. My lingerie has lasted for years being handwashed with this product
1414777
Absolutely NOT! A few table spoons of anything won't clean the DIRTIEST laundry you'll ever do. Save yourself some time and buy some powdered Tide or Gain. If it's marketed towards cloth diapers, it's a weak detergent with tons of water softeners. If you used the correct amount of this stuff, it'd be cost prohibitive. Plus babies are getting chemical burns from this stuff!
2111275
Not really. I would fill 1/2 way with warm soapy water, push in a wash cloth and swish it around. You can always buy a bottle brush.
1854821
Kids are grown but if I had little ones I would use it. Our water is very hard so you might consider the Ecover fabric softener on final rinse. Other than that take the usual precautions with pre-washing.
342696
Use a baby bottle cleaner. It has a small tip for the bite valve and a brush head for the bottle. Works great!
1654702
If you mean instead of using milk then no. If you mean instead of washing it off at all, I would suggest yes but not sure what the label says as I'm finished with the bottle and currently without a bottle. The detergent is very similar to a light facial scrub.