Can these be used in bottle warming devices?
493399
I used mine in our bottle warmer. But make sure the tops are on good, so water doesn't accidentally get in.
745544
I don't see why not.....I would measure them to make sure though. However, I use the warmer with different size Dr Brown bottles (the regular side and the wideneck size). You just change the bottom basket up or down depending on how tall the bottle is.
1108484
I think that they can be used for that, they are enough small for it. Why don't you use a brush for bottle? That's an ideas but you can try it. :-)
1026074
Not sure about that. We had trouble with them (4oz)cracking in the bottle warmer so we started using mason jelly jars and they work GREAT ! NO cracking and a lot cheaper.
2126009
We used this warmer with the 5 oz and 9 oz Joovy brand bottles. Unless there has been some major redesign of the bottles - you shouldn't have any issues. Hope that helps! - Matt
636627
I used them for cold beverages. But where they are glass I would think hot drinks would work in them as well.
103300
Yes. I've bought several of these caps and use them on the glass standard opening bottles.
479719
I have used the travel bottle warmer with 5oz tommee tippee bottles. You can use it with any bottles its adjustable.
999595
yes. My husband has used a bottle warmer with both of our kids and never melted our bottles.
1456011
I would not recommend it. They are thin plastic and would not hold up to much heat.
2180999
I can't see why not, as long as they're no boiling. Pureeing soup etc. would be fine. I like mine so far.
1555031
Im sorry. I've only used them with wine bottles. I'm very happy with them for wine and that is the reason I purchased them. Sorry I can't be more help.
1187653
I see no reason why other bottles couldn't be used, as long as 1) they fit in (since most brands have aprox the same sizes, they should) 2) the bottles are resistant to the same temperature as the avent ones, to guarantee that they do not melt.the same applies to the bottle warmer
1223866
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.
762929
That's going to depend on how you're using them. We used them to warm up baby bottles, ~4oz of very cold liquid, in a zippered insulated bag, took maybe 5-10 min to reach a warm, drinkable temp. If we left the warmer in the bag afterwards, it would still be noticeably warm upwards of an hour later (but not hot enough to completely warm up another bottle by then). Anything you can do to keep the heat contained will improve the longevity.
2141407
Shouldn't be a problem but to be safe check the manufacturer's instructions. They are made to handle boiling hot liquids.
1224055
Yes, they can be used.....I use them on my gas stove and they work very well.