Can you use it to warm up formula?
1833618
that's the purpose of the warmer. I heat up bottles of formula everyday. all it is, is your bottle sitting in water which the warmer is heating up. It takes about 3 to 5 min depending on the size of bottle.
1833619
Yes, you can use it for formula or breastmilk. On the package it even mentions using it to warm baby food in jars.
717896
Yes. It is fun to use but does get very hot. Also, don't expect a large amount each tim.
581152
yes you can. There's a separate button for heating. It doesn't get as hot as I like it, but may suit you. Please be aware that I am not recommending this product. I wrote a negative review about its quality. It stopped "spinning" 3 weeks after I first purchased it. Of course I called because it was still under warranty. They replaced it BUT I HAD TO PAY THE SHIPPING to return the non-functional unit. The second one has stopped working after ~ six months. It's still under warranty, but they said I would still have to pay the shipping. I'm not replacing it and gave it a bad review. It's too bad. I really enjoyed my home-made lattes. But their return policy is wrong and i won't support them. More than you asked, but thought you should know. hope it helps.
566054
The lowest setting typically takes at least 10 mins to warm a cold bottle of 3oz formula. I typically use the lowest setting when to start warming the formula while I bath my baby. The good thing about this warmer is it goes off when the set temp has been reached abd starts off again if the water needs to be warmed to maintain the set temp. I have had it about a month and feel it is safe, but as with all appliances you can't be too careful so I always unplug when not in use, even though it has this self regulating feature to prevent overheating and such
929469
Are you heating formula or breastmilk? Also, depends on if it is cold or not. For breastmilk out of the fridge I have my warmer set at 3:25, it comes out perfect every time. I think with formula you will have to warm it longer, but not sure. You would have to play around with it. To make sure it heats consistently every time, make sure you clean it every few weeks and your warmer will work great. Also, there is a list on the back of the warmer for a guide on how long milk/food take to heat.
2181352
You can if you want, I just put it into my hands rub it in and it melts by itself. I guess you can melt it quicker by putting it in a microwave! Hope this helps:) I use it for stretch marks and rough parts of the skin.
1674669
It does not mix so you would need to stir afterwards. We have twins so this machine was a life saver. We've saved so much time and can make formula whenever it is needed.
1876920
I set it to the highest setting and let the product warm up for 30 min. Ensure that you are wrapped tightly in the product. If it doesn't warm up check the connection on the blanket that has a half moon on it, make sure the half moons match up or the product doesn't function probably hope this helps. If you don't sweat utilizing a gym sauna then I really don't think this product will make much of a difference. This product works for me and is a great convenience.
1400778
You do not use the water that goes directly in the warmer machine itself for the bottle. First, you prepare the bottle (either with breast milk or formula and water) then you put the bottle that is sealed and mixed into the warmer (which will also have water in it warming up).
1493403
I am sure that you can. I am not sure what you want to use it for but keep in mind that this does put out a significant amount of steam which may be invisible and will cook your skin on contact. Depending on the amount of water you put in it the time to get to the steam part will vary. I usually fill mine all the way up and it doesn't take too long to get going though. It just isn't as quick as say a clothes steamer. I have had zero problems with mine and it seems to be a good quality item. KEN
533771
From what I understand, 3 is to warm up cold milk or formula, 1 & 2 are for keeping those things warm if they're put in there fresh. This might help too: http://m.tommeetippee.us/file_store/us/manuals/electric-bottle-warmer.pdf Happy baby feeding and congrats on your new bundle of love :)
343115
I would not trust the ice pack to keep formula cold all day. I recommend refrigerating the formula upon arrival at daycare.
505685
I would advise against it. Formula only is good for 1 hour out in open air. If you use this to only heat what you plan to feed for that feeding session, it won't be enough to hit the min. quantity for the kettle yo work properly. Plus, this kettle is not easy to clean.
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I would imagine it would be good for both. I wouldn't warm it as long as I would formula tho.
2151730
It can warm up food jars apparently, since it gives time guidelines (as in minutes) for food jars on the sheet provided with the product. You'd have to have a lid on the jar. I've not done it yet since my LO is still too young for solid food. When that time comes I'll use it for that and warming food bags (ideally I'll food process solid foods myself when she eats solids). You can also warm up bags of breast milk, not just bottles...
505687
I don't really know about ready to feed. I would think no. Doesn't seem like you could just leave warm formula sitting around all day. I know a made powder formula bottle is only good for an hour.
391380
I only used formula with it. It always worked fine. After about 3 or 4 weeks it is time for a new one. But it is intended for a one time use, so 3 or 4 weeks of use is not too bad. My baby used it all the entire time she was breastfeeding.