Are they sterilizable?
1062297
Yes. I used boiling-hot water to sterilize both the cap & vial; no problems.
2165720
They are not. They are perforated, and just tear off (I just checked some I had with me to be sure). Thanks for asking.
170265
I suspect that they are, but I'm not sure, sorry. Best to check with the manufacturer.
1155171
Hard to say. They aren't sealed so it's possible. They have the usual plastic cap on them.
1291979
I believe so. I use Avent steam sterilizer with all the parts except the tubes as the tubes seem to hold up well without any milk went in it, so I haven't sterilized it. I remember cleaning my first pair of tubes and it takes at least a week to dry even hanging it straight up and down.
2106687
Yes, they are. Wash them by hand and dry immediately or else they could rust. Do not was them in the dishwasher.
1927564
Yes, they are. Wash them well in soapy water and dry thoroughly. I use mine several times.
1810981
Yes they are, and frequent removal should not affect their longevity. I really enjoy using these.
1010165
No, but you can put the pacifiers inside the bottles and use it like a sterilizing case.
1061620
Yes, the sponges are already wet in a sterilized packaging bag. They are safe to use right out of the bag.
276873
I did not, though some recipes for vanilla, which is what I used them for, said to sterilize. I would imagine just putting them in boiling water for a short period of time would do the trick-minus the plastic lids. I would not know how the sterilize the lids.
1731773
Yes, they are. They are wonderful. I use them for medicines, condiments etc. They last for a long time too, without staining and peeling.
1824147
Medical alcohol is another term for rubbing alcohol. So yes you can use rubbing alcohol to sterilize.
916519
They each are in an individually wrapped package, and I assume they are sterilized, or at least they appear to be pre sterilized to me. I use them to skin dead animals, so I am not so concerned about it, but I think they are.
1663533
I don't know. If you are using them for refrigerated items, or dried,, like herbs, flavored salts, etc. that would be fine. But I don't think you can can (sterlize) with plastic lids.
2050341
No, not necessarily. They can be stored in airtight container until next use. They are very dry. I've had mine for months stored this way..
1741604
Yes they are. You can sterilize them in the microwave on their own, no sterilizing tub needed.