Can you use it to warm up breast milk in a bottle?
830399
Absolutely, we used it exclusively for that until about 9 months (or later) when we introduced regular cow's milk. And we continued to used it for sometime after that. - @notagrouch
1026951
Sorry, I don't know because I've never had to warm up his milk or anything. My baby drinks his milk straight from the fridge.
1147154
I bought this for my husband at Christmas . This winter it was partially freezing his Pepsi that were put in at room temp. I think that it would be safe for breast milk
1400778
You do not use the water that goes directly in the warmer machine itself for the bottle. First, you prepare the bottle (either with breast milk or formula and water) then you put the bottle that is sealed and mixed into the warmer (which will also have water in it warming up).
2229378
I didn't see that. I use mine with glass bottles. It heats the formula up really quick. Just be careful of the hot glass and you have to play around with the timing on how fast it heats the liquid because it's much faster then a plastic bottle. I only use glass bottles now with it at night because it works so quickly and I don't want to listen to a screaming baby for 2 minutes with a plastic bottle when a glass one heats in a minute or less! But again, play around with it if you do choose to use a glass bottle so you don't BURN YOURSELF OR BABY.
566053
No is a great speed for heating a baby bottle. You know those that you need to watch and check tempure to determain you time lenth for heating the bottle. we often use the low setting just for a luke warm bottle. New babyes sometimes need a warmer bottle.
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yes you can as long as the plastic bag in no way touches the warmer because it will melt the bag and the milk will leak out all in the bottom of your warmer. I learned this the hard way as when I went to get the bag it was empty. I cried I worked so hard to pump that milk and it was all wasted. As long as I put it in two baskets to make sure the plastic stayed off the warmer. Hope this helps!!!!!
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.
610111
Yes, it can be used to heat milk. Actually is does a great job of heating milk for making hot chocolate -- so just don't add the cocoa.
2151727
Yes, it can be used for that, assuming the jar fits (and most standard-sized jars should). I don't use it to heat commercially jarred baby food, but I drop a frozen cube of homemade baby food into a plastic tupperware with a screw-on lid and then put it in the Kinde to heat. I would guess it takes around 6-7 minutes to get 1 frozen cube warm, assuming I mash the partially-melted cube midway through (to more evenly distribute the heat).
533771
From what I understand, 3 is to warm up cold milk or formula, 1 & 2 are for keeping those things warm if they're put in there fresh. This might help too: http://m.tommeetippee.us/file_store/us/manuals/electric-bottle-warmer.pdf Happy baby feeding and congrats on your new bundle of love :)
1173136
Yes we used the night and day warmer. I am thinking any warmer would probably work. We took off the top of the bottle when being warmed. Of course we mixed it around and tested it before giving it to the baby. The manufacturer said you could actually put it in the microwave but we didn't do that. Loved the bottles we even dropped them several times on hard services and they never broke. The only complaint I have is they are heavy for the baby to hold.
772027
I've only used it for pureed food so far. I wouldn't use it for breastmilk since the lid doesn't close air tight and some frost will get into the container.
1046133
Hello,I am using it to freeze the breast milk,no problem of baby after drinking it~hope can help u^_^
2241715
Yes, it's totally okay. I put the bottle in a warmer where the water is hot. I don't know about the milk but the bottle itself is safe.
1612093
Yes, but it easier and more convienent to use the lansinoh breast milk storage bags. The bags work well and can thaw faster(in a cup of warm water) when you need to quickly get a bottle ready. And also they take up less space.But we do have tons of these storage bottles as well to use for pumpkng
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Yes, you can use bottle warmer, I use it and I have no problem at all with the temperature and drop ins. But just to be careful if is breast milk, you could warm the breast milk in the bag before and then put it in the drop in. That's what I do.