can it store breast milk too
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No. They are very small and the lids are not sealed . I bought some Avent's recipes for store milk.
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I wouldn't recommend putting breast milk in them. I don't think they'll seal well enough
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NO, unless you want it to leak everywhere... they are only for powder formula.
1887554
They aren't sealed enough, but Tommee Tippee has lids specifically for breastmilk, we use them for a lot of things
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It wouldn't hold much and I'm not sure that it wouldn't leak. These containers are designed for powdered baby formula, which is a solid rather than a liquid. You can store breast milk straight in the bottle.
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I thought the same thing. Then I realized that there not actully for storeing. There just baby bottle liners that are made for breast milk. Either way I was not super happy with the product. They didnt fit the bottles well and I found that I was spilling milk as I was always trying to fit the liner over the bottle. I hope this helps. Have a great Christmas.
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As Jessica said, you pump into bottles so you can use any breast milk storage bags.
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I haven't used it for breast milk as I use the storage bags. I would probably suggest using it to freeze the milk then transfer the cubes into an airtight container. I wouldn't use for long term because they don't have an airtight seal. Hope that helps!
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I love loved my pump. Yes. Came with a fabulous shoulder bag. And breast.milk storage containers u can pump right in to and lids. You can email me directly too. I have an awesome review of customer service too!!
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Short answer: Yes.Stainless steel is not significantly reactive in the presence of milk solids[1]. You should be able to store warm milk in this thermos. It will stay warm for several hours. Regular cleaning would be necessary, but no more difficult that cleaning milk off of anything else.Hope you have a nice winter season!
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Hi there...sorry for the delay I had to transfer milk over to answer your question. I'm not sure approximately what it can hold. I can tell you that I can fit 20, 4oz, frozen flat Honeysuckle bags in the main compartment. They have to go in at an angle because they are wider than the box. You can also use the lid for storage. I can get more in there...about 25-30 because it is wider and there isn't the spring holder. Sometimes I just put one upside down to fit it in between other bags. I'm a milk producing machine so I use this and store the rest stacked up in gallon zipploc bags.
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You can fit a gallon of milk on the bottom floor of the fridge, though if you have the door compartments full it might not close.
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i'm sure they can but playtex sells bottles that are called drop-ins and i believed are angled as well that are used for breast milk. however the bottom do remove from these bottles so i am sure you can use breast milk in them.
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I guess it could be. You might need to open it a little every now and then, to avoid a build-up of gas. I use it to store almond milk. I'd love to know if it works for you. It's very pretty to look at, too.
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I don't think it works unless you fill it to the minimum line, but you can put the extra milk in the fridge to use later for something else.
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I don't see why not, haven't tried it myself, we used Lansinoh milk storage bags for the freezer (the best bags, in my opinion. Inexpensive and sturdier than medela). Our baby used these bottles for the first 5 months then when she rejected them we still used the bottles for milk storage, it's nice that they come with lids for that.
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I suppose you could as long as its very snug against your breast at all times and as long as you dont mind the milk not being refrigerated right away. I dont do it because i toss and turn alot & I think it would leak out.
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My daughter didnt use it while breast feeding, but I don't think the shape would be conducive for that purpose. It's fine for bottle feeding, as you don't have to hold them as close to the body.
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I use mine to store pumped breast milk, which is warm when I put it in, so I use a small ice pack too. I imagine it would do a good job if the dairy was already cold. It will also depend on the temp outside the unit... if it's really warm, I think you'll need an ice pack, too.
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Yes, it can through the removable spout that is interchangeable with the milk container
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Yes. I used this method.Playtex Drop-Ins System - Breast Milk Storage Kitthe pieces fit my madela pump and it worked great! Comes with some rings and lids to store in the fridge.