Can you heat these in a bottle warmer or will it melt the liner?
999595
yes. My husband has used a bottle warmer with both of our kids and never melted our bottles.
999596
No, it will actually melt the bottle. I tried this and ruinef one myself. You have to heat the milk and then pour it in the liner.
999597
Nope. I warm up the milk in a small saucepan and pour into the liner. I also re-use the liners - scrub with a bottle brush and they forever!
999598
No not in a bottle warmer you put hot water in a cup or heated water and place the bottle inside that for 2 minutes or depending how warm the water is because if it's in hot water it'll get hot fast.
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.
1325404
It will melt if it gets warm. I put mine in the refrigerator when that happens. Otherwise no.
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!
2235840
You can any heat to melt plastics...that said be aware that you are causing toxic fumes to be emitted when you do it. If the sheeting is to thin it will likely wither away when heated up, but if thicker, yu could fuse it. Do it outside and consider a mask t protect from vapors.
2140253
I have found that they do not work well in a bottle warmer. The base of the ventaire is just too thick for the bottle warmer to work effectively, not to mention that a lot of condensation builds up in the connections of the base/vent. I just warm the milk in a different bottle (one of the bottles I was using before switching to Ventaire) and pour the warmed milk into the Ventaire. Some would say this was a pain, but it works ok for me.
297679
We do not but with our packaging technique we have not had any issues with melting, even on hot days. It is best, however, to wait to order if the temperature is extremely high.
1479937
I sent an e-mail to Caddy Wraps with this same question and I was told you can heat the packs in hot water (and he advised to wear gloves when putting them in the face caddy because it'll be really hot). I'm going to try it (probably not *boiling* but just hot water)
1165150
I would not use these with a hot beverage. They get super cold (colder than the beverage) with cold beverages. Using them with hot beverages could result in burned lips.
754682
I think they could maybe handle it in that they wouldn't melt, but they are really thin plastic and would be uncomfortable to hold when really warm. Personally I wouldn't chance it. They're really bad quality.
709397
No, it won't melt. Basically it a giant roll of clinging plastic wrap. A larger version of the stuff one uses in the kitchen. So it has to be above the water boiling point temperature to melt.
2066069
I don't have a definitive answer because I didn't use Avent bottle warmers, but this is something I found for you, which indicates a variety of shapes and sizes can fit: "Warms Classic Bottles, Classic Toddler Cups, and Food JarsYou can use Philips AVENT Classic bottles, Classic toddler cups, and food jars with this warmer. Simply place baby food jars and filled bottles directly in the unit. When they're heated, put the contents of the jars in the included bowl to keep warm." I hope this info. helps.
225290
Be very careful with glass bottles and bottle warmers! We used glass bottles and I believe it was this warmer that ended up making the bottle so hot that I almost burned my hand. I would recommend the kinde kozii bottle warmer, it is my understanding that it made for glass and we have been using it for a year with our glass bottles with no problems.
2219911
You can on low heat settings and don't leave it on there. Otherwise you'll melt it.
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.
682449
I only use mine inside, but doubt if they would melt unless heat is extreme.
4530
You really shouldn't microwave any bottles. I recommend getting a bottle warmer or heating it in hot water.