Does it work with milk? Will milk get stuck in the spout and get moldy over time?
301860
Works great for milk. The valve comes out easily and is easily washed. The lif and cup can both go in the dishwasher but I use a bottle brush to get the inside really clean after milk.
301861
We've only used water. To me, the top seems to work like a sippy cup, so I would think as long as you clean it properly, there shouldn't be any trouble.
2067916
It does dispense with some froth; varies with type of milk used. Milk does not store well in the milk dispenser. It tends to sour very quickly under refrigeration.
2048891
Sure, that is all I use. It works best if you warm up the milk on the stove until it steams but do not let it boil!
88615
Definitely. I use it for milk everyday in my son's lunch box. I include a small icepack (it's a stick shape) in his lunch box too, but it would probably be okay without it. Just be sure to clean it right away everyday. :-)
1148955
I agree with the other comments. It might work, but it isn't made to froth milk. My coffee press is tighter against the wall... for good reason. I bought a good sized stainless steel milk frother on Ebay for about ten bucks (single walled) and it works fine. I also use it to re-hydrate mushrooms.
2190831
I just screwed the lid on like any bottle or sippy cup. I did not over tighten or under tighten. Just snug. Then they suck on the edge and it comes out. I tried it.... Works great. My 4 and 6 year old kids want one too. I have not tried milk in it yet but it should be fine. No leaks that i have seen.
1061086
No. I do not like the automatic milk foamer either. You cannot control the milk temperature with it. This unit will allow you to manually steam and it works great, to achieve a proper steaming for cappocina.(SP)
2040007
No, this if for water only. Milk will burn and get stuck in the return steam tube. It is a very bad thing to do.
861544
I put milk with my coffee many times and never have any problems with it. I made my coffee in the morning, when i drink it at night, still good. So i guess the answer is "No".
1072904
I had a similar problem after four-ish months because I was only rinsing the frother with water after using it. Now once a week I brush both sides of the screen with a toothbrush before pumping it through some water and it still works. I haven't changed the type of milk (2%) and I froth both hot or cold milk, depending on what I feel like having.
1395264
I'm pretty sure milk made from powdered milk should froth up fine. We use ours many times daily and it has lasted very well, btw. A large deep mug should be okay.
1631033
It does foam the milk nicely, but you must store milk in small thermos (included) which needs to be refrigerated at end of day. Nice machine tho!
597849
There is a little piece of white plastic that connects to the underside of the top that keeps liquid from coming out unless there is suction. You can remove the white piece and then the milk free flows. I have forgotten to put the white piece back on several times after cleaning, then the milk flows everywhere.
716626
This is the one I like most of all. Do you recall letting water or milk go over the metal, into the motor part of it? I'm thinking that that could be a reason why it stops working... Have you ever tried something like the a Bodum chambord frother? It's not a battery operated hand held but those work really well. I loved mine but the glass cup broke and couldn't find a replacement for it at the time.
200365
Yes it does. Add milk, close/lock lid and press's the button. The whisk will do the rest. Keep it clean. Enjoy!
1046133
Hello,I am using it to freeze the breast milk,no problem of baby after drinking it~hope can help u^_^
1179845
Absolutely. The little pitcher is glass, and it separates from the whisk. I usually warm my milk for 30 seconds. Works great.