Can I warm the glass bottle with the silicone sleeves on?
2012732
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.
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.
2012734
No. You need to take the sleeve off and sometimes even the nipple when warming the bottle.
2012735
Be careful with these bottles. Six of my bottles cracked while warming them. I returned the rest after that.
942924
Honestly I only tried with PP bottle, maybe in a glass bottle it will warm faster but I haven't try.
204684
The glass is of course PBA-free and the silicone sleeve is also. (So far, silicone is the safest of all the plastics). Now that I've bought 4 of these I am writing to the sellers to learn how we're supposed to clean under the sleeve? It opens just enough to allow water and bacteria to get underneath. This could be problematic down the road. I will also ask about the cap. This is a great question!
964401
I never tried that. That might make it work better. I really wouldn't buy the item. It realljy doesn't keep the bottle chilled well.
1558545
Yes. Silicone sleeve is pretty snug and doesn't come off easily which is great! I always just hand wash and never put it in the dishwasher as I fear that may ruin the sleeve.
1054842
I don't know. I have the older version that is not insulated. You'll need to check the size of your insulated bottle.
207260
No because the container itself is glass. I put hot water in the stand to warm the honey and then it comes out fine.
2151729
I don't see why you couldn't warm them up. It just doesn't have a steamer insert tho. The bottles float in the water so the jars would too.
493399
I used mine in our bottle warmer. But make sure the tops are on good, so water doesn't accidentally get in.
338219
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.
2140252
Yes, I warm mine on the Avent bottle warmer and it works fine as long as i fill the warmer with water up to the top (so it doesnt warm just the thick bottom of the bottle.
1614896
I have not tried. I was going to by a glass bottle with a silicone sleeve but decided not to cause it if breaks its a mess.. I got a glass bottle encased in a plastic bottle so if it breaks it all in the plastic. Less mess..
626411
If the 5 oz bottle was in the fridge it can warm for 5 minutes. If you have a 9 oz bottle it's going to take longer to warm, about 9 mins. However if you're trying to warm a 5 oz bottle for more than the recommended 4- 5 mins then yes it's going to be too hot if you leave it in the warmer too long.
1559938
No, the plastic shrinks when heated by the microwave. I tried it and I ruined everything. The bottle changed its shape, and I was afraid to use the content due to whatever plastic chemicals. This set is nice, but not so practical. It would be nice if silicone was used instead of cheap plastic.
1446757
No, it will be feel very hot if you put hot water in it because this bottle is not insulated.
700991
Sorry not sure about that. Maybe soak silicone seal in dishwater for a bit?
1859022
Hi. I never used a bottle warmer, but i did take cover on and off frequently. It is pretty durable and did stretch a bit, but hasn't enough to not fit anymore. This was for my oldest who used these heavily until he was 2.5 and my current 1 y/o. Not sure what repeated heat would do to them but they are very sturdy. Hope that helps!