Please share if you've warmed milk in these w/o the kiinde warmer. They fit inside our bottle warmer, but I'm not so sure that makes it ok.
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I haven't used other bottle warmers, but what I often do is put hot tap water into a tall Tupperware container and heat it in that. I actually think that works better than the Kiinde warmer for full bags because it reaches to the top of the bag.
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I would be worried warming any breast milk storage bottle in the kind of bottle warmer that boils away the water. That's just me. We got the kiinde warmer for that reason.
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I have never put them in a bottle warmer. They do heat up fast in just a cup of warm water though.
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Yes, they fit the Muchkin bottle warmer but only partially. You have to leave the bottle warmer cover off. Playtex bottles seemed like a good solution to me at the time for venting air so baby's tummy does not hurt but they are require a lot of cleanup, their nipples are fast flow even though they state slow flow, and they tend to leak at the bottom often. I quit using these and went with the cheaper/standard plastic Gerber baby bottles (BPA free) with Nuk Silicon orthodontic slow flow nipples. They seem to work perfectly for my baby. The Nuk orthodontic nipples also reduce the amount of air being taken in by the baby, so the combo works just as well.
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I'm not sure about a bottle warmer, since the bag inserted to the bottle means that the milk/formula wouldn't get much contact with the outside surface of the bottle being warmed. When I pumped, I just warmed my stored containers of breastmilk in a hot water bath before putting them in the bottle. When my son was on formula, he liked it room temperature so as long as I kept a supply of water in a bottle on the counter, I had no need to warm it. A few times I did need to warm the breastmilk while it was in the bottle (had stored the milk in the bottle in the fridge) and I just submerged the whole thing in a hot water bath and dried it off before giving it to my son. I'm not sure about a bottle warmer, since the bag inserted to the bottle means that the milk/formula wouldn't get much contact with the outside surface of the bottle being warmed. When I pumped, I just warmed my stored containers of breastmilk in a hot water bath before putting them in the bottle. When my son was on formula, he liked it room temperature so as long as I kept a supply of water in a bottle on the counter, I had no need to warm it. A few times I did need to warm the breastmilk while it was in the bottle (had stored the milk in the bottle in the fridge) and I just submerged the... » Read More I'm not sure about a bottle warmer, since the bag inserted to the bottle means that the milk/formula wouldn't get much contact with the outside surface of the bottle being warmed. When I pumped, I just warmed my stored containers of breastmilk in a hot water bath before putting them in the bottle. When my son was on formula, he liked it room temperature so as long as I kept a supply of water in a bottle on the counter, I had no need to warm it. A few times I did need to warm the breastmilk while it was in the bottle (had stored the milk in the bottle in the fridge) and I just submerged the whole thing in a hot water bath and dried it off before giving it to my son. « Show Less
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yes you could use the bottle warmer. We leave the bottle in the warmer for a minute or 2 and it'll be nice an warm. Depends on the warmer.
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They fit in the warmer I have, I am not certain I have the Dr. brown warmer though.
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I never tried a bottle warmer, but they wash well in the dishwasher. Not sure if that helps, but the dish washer gets pretty hot so it might be okay.
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According to all the experts, you should never microwave breastmilk because it can cause hot spots that burn the baby. As an earlier person mentioned, these thaw very well running them under warm, running water for a few minutes. They only hold 2.5oz, so there's not much milk in there to begin with. You might also be able to put them in a bottle warmer, but I haven't personally tried it.
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My daughter's daycare uses a crockpot full of water to heat bottles during the day. After six weeks in daycare (using the same bottles daily, four days a week), I am noticing the sleeves are a bit stretched. I'm hoping they continue to fit. I could see how they could become loose enough to move around a lot and be a problem when feeding, so hopefully that doesn't happen. I love the bottles otherwise, though.
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I'm not sure - I did not keep this warmer but frozen milk bags thaw best and very quickly putting them in a cup and running warm water in it for a few minutes.
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They're like other bottles so don't see why not. Think oh able done couple times but usually just use for breastmilk storage to freeze my milk. Also, the top is the ring and disc so if wanted could just remove disc and insert nipple to use like a regular bottle.
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Yes. I used our bottle warmer with the bottles all the time, but I did reduce the time because stainless conducts heat more quickly than glass or plastic. Also, in a pinch, you can run hot water over the bottle, shake it, and have lukewarm milk/formula.
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I have tried to use these as bottles once and the nipple and nipple ring ''fit" but since you are not able to use the blue little pipe and the tan color insert to the pipe the milk spills out (sorry i do not know their exact names). Hope this info helps.
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Not sure about warm liquids....as our youngster ONLY drinks cold items. Good Luck.
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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!
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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!!!!!
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Those should fit since the opening is wide but I would not recommend this product. After 1 year of use, the heat conduction broke the plastic and it leaks water now. We cannot use the product at all. We have since moved on to Dr. Browns bottle warmer and this has been the best one by far. We tried many other brands and Dr. Brown's was the best one that held up and is made of better quality. It is model 850T fyi. Good luck.