Can these bottles be warmed in a warmer? Is there a recommended warmer for them?
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Because they are dishwasher safe (and we've been using/ dish washing ours for almost 2 years now!), I think it's safe to say that you can use them in any bottle warmer that's no hotter than a dishwasher. Now, dishwashers get pretty dang hot, so I doubt there's any bottle warmer that comes even close to that hot. I wouldn't worry if I were you ;) and we LOVE our Life Factory glass bottles. Good luck! :)
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Yes they can be warmed in a warmer. I can not recall the brand of warmer my daughter uses... Put these bottles will last a life time and no harmful chemicals from plastics. You will love them!
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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.
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I have used them in the Dr Brown warmer, following the instructions for glass bottles. It worked just fine.
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Warmers are an extra expense. You can warm them up in a bowl of hot water or run then thru hot water. This is faster.
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Yes, I purchased this warmer for our Tommee Tippee bottles and they fit in the warmer, however not in the cooler part. I think it works great as a warmer though and use it solely for that. Does the job for our formula fed baby with no complaints.
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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.
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I do not use bottle warmers. But I have puts frozen pouchs in boiling water and it holds up just fine.I'd imagine you'd be fine.
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I would not heat them. I also put them in the fridge while I was nursing. They were wonderfully cool when I put them back on. What a relief!
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I have never put hot liquid in the bottle. It won't keep it warm and the bottle will be hot. I wouldn't put hot liquid in it.
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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.
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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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I have found the same thing. I use another container in my bottle warmer and then pour it into the mam bottle. It is an extra step but I like the mam bottles so much otherwise that I still use them.
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Not sure about re-heating in the bags... I defrost in the bags by submerging them in cool then warm water then I transfer to bottles and re-heat at that point
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sorry.. I don't really know.. i was them all the time in the diswasher and my wife warms them in a baby food jar warmer that "boils" / "steams" water over the bottle and never had a problem. the top are DEFINITELY NOT heat resistant though.. do not dishwash or microwave them.
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They are very wide bottles, so it would have to be a bottle warmer that was for wide mouth bottles.
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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.
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I wouldn't do it. Stainless steel retains the temperature in it, and if you touched the bottle with liquid inside it at say 120 degrees, you'd burn your hand. You might try heating liquids in the bottle by placing the bottle in a pan of hot water for awhile, but be careful. I've never tried it. Hope this helps. JC
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I don't exactly remember how wide my bottle warmer was, but these are wider than bottles. I don't think they would fit, but I'm not certain about that.
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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).
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You can put one bottle and it remains cool or hot thats it. You should try this. This is best. http://www.amazon.com/Medela-67068-Breastmilk-Cooler-Set/dp/B00H5OI9XO/ref=sr_1_1?s=baby-products&ie=UTF8&qid=1406306637&sr=1-1&keywords=medela+cooler