safe for washing baby bottles and toys?
859863
Contact Seventh Generation directly and ask them and to see the MSDS. I wash my cat's dishes in this as well as all of my stuff so I don't see why it wouldn't be but if you are concerned I'd contact them.
859864
I use it to wash all of my boys' dishes, utensils, cups and toys. I like that it rinses cleanly and leaves no residue like some soaps. It also doesn't cause the skin on my hands to break out in a rash. I have very sensitive skin and this is the only dish soap I can use safely.
859865
Contains SLS (Sodium Lauryl or Laureth Sulfate). A known cancer carcinogen, is bad for skin, eyes, hair, gums and hair follicles. I would not use this on myself or especially anyone's baby bottles!!! Seventh Generation in this case is making BAD STUFF with a good name!
1288732
I think the best thing to do is to contact the manufacturer with this question. You cannot be too safe especially with baby clothes.If this was my situation, I don't think I would use it on baby clothes. Just my opinion.
390408
In Singapore we have a type of washer only for milk bottles & vegetables. It's pretty good & i use it quite often.
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.
1078911
Absolutely! My son has used it from day one and has not had an issue. He loves his "wubs". And to sanitize it you can stick the pacifier part in a cup of boiling water. It also survived the washing machine and dryer.
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!
2055894
Yes, a baby bottle brush would work. There are also spongers with handles that are made for cleaning glasses that would work. I put mine in the dishwasher, they come out good as new...
1263453
I washed mine with my diapers in Seventh Generation liquid detergent. It doesn't leave a residue and is sensitive to baby's skin.
1482650
.My guess is no. Bottles are made out of very thin plastic plus the opening is not that big, I don't think it would do you any good. I wash mine by hand.
218591
The pump and the tubes that connect with the pump don't need to be sterilized. In terms of our sterilization/cleanliness practices, we never re-used the bottle or parts that came into contact with breast milk until they were thoroughly cleaned. We never permitted the parts to dry with breast milk on them. For each of our children, we set up a system where the infants bottles were washed by hand separately from our other dishes. We rinsed breastmilk from parts when they weren't going to go through our cleaning process right away (e.g., away from the house, daily accumulation). This is as simple as rinsing with tap water or putting them in our big soaking bowl. Our washing system was to soak the bottles in 7th Generation dish soap and scalding water for about 30 mins prior to hand washing. I don't know if you're asking this, but we were never counseled to sterilize breast milk. Refrigerate. Warm prior to serving. Which we did by placing the bottles in hot water until it warmed up. All of our children survived their parent's amateurism to make it out of infanthood. I would recommend this Medela; I think its probably the least expensive version, and it worked well for us.
1793283
Yes its safe. It does have an odor at first, which is unpleasant and I wouldn't spray it on clothing or dishes but it shouldn't be a problem around a child.
879159
I only use these for water so I wash the lid, the mouthpiece & outside with soap & warm water. I swish the inside with soapy water as well & rinse well. I suppose you could use a baby bottle brush.
378778
This basin itself may be top-rack safe, but I wouldn't risk it. As for the water bottle part, I don't think it would get properly washed in the dishwasher because the opening is just like a regular water bottle. I just squirt a bleach water solution in the bottle from time to time to disinfect it. I also empty it after each use so it doesn't sit around with "old" water in it.
854006
I have not used it for that purpose. I have used it on baby clothes. It does a great job on them. I use it with Nellie's washing soda. No irritation. The washing soda is the soap.
68362
I always wash mine by hand just in case. With my luck a bottle might fall on to the heating element and get melted out of shape. I'm not sure about BPA free.
2155948
Show your child how to use them. It's supposed to be mess free. It says washable so I would use soap and water on his or her hands.
1219885
Yes we used it with our baby set. Make sure to only use water and mild soap to clean this tray and nOT any type of household cleaner spray. It ruins the plastic.