are they hard to clean. we are haveing our second baby and we used dr brwon the first time they were great but the cleaning was bad.
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Cleaning is so easy! The nipples come apart. I have no issues or complaints about this bottle!
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My daughter had her second baby and we are using again. The nipples are two part and come apart easily. No problem at all with cleaning. She has a boon grass drying rack. (love that too and just got one as a shower gift).
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no not at all. Just seperate all the pieces and i would soak them in soapy bleach water to release any stuck on milk and then scrub and rinse. these were great when i was breastfeeding. they helped with the boob to bottle transition.
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I didnt feel like it! You need to clean two nipples instead of one and that is all! I used Tommee Tippee for my first baby and that yes it was a meticulous cleaning (bad) however, loved the fact my child didn't have gas colic though!
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Messy for sure. They stick where you don't want them. And clean up is a headache. If you are not the one cleaning up after wards you will certainly have fun.
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Just pop the top and bottom off and clean them in hot soapy water. I use a small scrub brush on them. Have no problems, best way I have found to clean it.
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Use Hot water, NO BLEACH and NO SOFTNER!They might still be stained looking but they are clean! I love mine--I did have to buy more about 9 months in. You can get the pad through Amazon. Hope this helped!
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I use soft brushes made for cleaning baby items. They do a great job. And after you're done using it, always run it one more time with soap and water. That really cleans out your blades and the rest of the apparatus (minus the lid and its crevices).
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I feel its a matter what's your approach to cleaning. These pans haven't been a problem for me at all. I'll soak when necessary for less difficulty in cleaning. They are holding up great and they look good as new.
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I've had mine for about two years and they still clean up to look brand new. It might take a little scrubbing but they do clean up nice.
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I use Pampers sensitive. I did use the huggies at the beginning but I had the same problem. I've been refilling with papers wipes for 8 months now.
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I'm sorry, I'm not sure. Maybe call the company. I can say it takes some pre rinsing to get them fully clean.
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Doreen, I have used mine for 5 months and I am just now going to replace them. I do not have a pet, and frequently try to keep them clean.
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Yes. They are relatively easy to clean compared to other designs I've seen. It requires hot water and good grease-cutting dish detergent to get all the oils off and to ensure that they are sanitary. But, I've been very happy with ours (heavy duty and simple), and am back to buy more in order to have more deodorant in reserve (don't always have the time to make more when we're running low).
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Hi Lauren, Yes. We hand washed everything before sterilizing them. I am not sure if this is necessary, but we don't want to deal with bacteria build-up down the road. Annoying? Yes, but its for the good of our baby. Hope this help.
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The bath needs to stay clean. Algae, bird poop,etc throws them off. Ours seem to work well as long as it stays clean. There is probably something better out there, I've not found it yet. Squriels (sic) are a big problem though. Wish I could help more.
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Hmmm - Good question. Once wet they are pretty soft. Probably not as soft as regular baby wipes, but they're not what I would consider rough. I would say go ahead and purchase a small quantity. If you're not happy using for baby wipe, you can use the remainder for other cleaning purposes. If you feel they work fine for baby wipes, you can always purchase a larger quantity.
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We have just used a soft brush to keep them clean. They could be scotch guarded if you think it is necessary. We don't have young children. I hope this helps you
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I've had mine since the beginning of December and love them! So far no issues. I use pinsol in one, peroxide and dawn detergent mixture in another, and vinegar in the third one. I hope this helps!
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Honestly I only use each pad only once, but I have mainly done so because I feel like they get too gross (I moved into a house and used on toilets with grimey rings). I have to say regardless they are worth it. My Dad used one of mine at his house and then bought a lot of them from Amazon immediately; he even wanted to invest in them and could not believe he never heard of them before. There just is nothing like it that I have seen for removing unsightly stains I once thought were permanent.