Can these be cleaned using a an electric sterilizer?
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I wash mine in hot soapy water and then sterilize them. We're now starting to use the bigger ones too. Absolutely love them all!
556253
I'm sorry, I'm not sure. Maybe call the company. I can say it takes some pre rinsing to get them fully clean.
2072697
they can be wiped . yesterday i used a hose ti clean it.. lol i dont know much english i hope it helped.
2118847
This is a plastic irrigator, so the best way to sterilize on the fly is with rubbing alcohol and then rinse it with hot water.
1267140
I wash them in the machine, under "sterilization." It works well. I do NOT dry them. I let them air-dry.
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I really don't know, but I haven't needed to do that. I think you would just rinse them off with some gently soapy water.
1233571
Absolutely; however, just to be safe, I would suggest sterilizing before using and be careful.
1668657
Absolutely. Some folks just rinse them but I use a little soap. Let it dry before putting it back in the vac.
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i do not know. I usually just rinse them with warm water but I only keep coolaid or tea in them (cold). If there is a residue then I use a washcloth with a wee bit of soap. there is nothing on them to specify rather you can put them in the dish washer. sorry if that isn't helpful.
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No, they aren't. To clean them soak them in soapy water or rinse them in a strainer
113765
Yes, but let them soak in the treated water for several minutes and do not just rinse them like you would with distilled water.
594892
Yes. We wash them with soap and water. We have been very pleased with this product.
1583365
I have never used any cleaners in my unit, but I don't see why you could not since there is an optional disinfecting product available. See the comment about diluting the cleaner, though. I think it would need to be very diluted in order to not clog the steam holes.
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I'm not sure , I've never really cleaned them with soap and water . I just brush them on a wet antibacterial wipe after a few uses . considering they aren't the best made brushes wetting them might ruin them .
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I do not think so. It is suggested to change them once a year. It had been about 5 years before I purchased news ones. I just keep cleaning them till they where not cleanable anymore
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Im not sure but i know you can clean them like your own teeth, with your toothbrush and toothpaste. Also you can soak it in mouthwash for about 5-10 minutes to help sanitize it. Try using google for more information.
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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.