Do it have the time-set recommendation for sterilization?
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Hello. The exact time necessary to sterilize the bottles depends on the microwave wattage. 1100 ~ 1850 W 180 2 101000 ~ 1100 W 180 5 10 800 ~ 900 W 180 6 10 500 ~ 700 W 180 8 10http://www.drbrownsbaby.com/sites/default/files/instructions/EN_806_Instructions.pdf
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Yes , you can set the time and the pressure as the patient can tolerate . I am using the pump and she find it helpfull
684361
Yes. Type in 41 qt. Sterilite and it will show up on the list about 4th or 5th one down.
2218132
Yes, with more than one time zone and various format selections (12 hour, 24 hour, date formats)
991345
I was told just to run the tube in the water that is left in the morning and it will keep it sterile or you can add more water before the sterilization, and then after it runs and sits it is ready for the night..it does save some on your water usage this way
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Hello dear Marissa !!Thak you very much about your concern. I am very happy whith Munchkin Stean Sterilizer. It is practical, beautifull design and color , extra capacity . Gratefull !! Good luck !!
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Manufacturer did not specify but I sterilize mine every day along with bottles, etc.
346357
Actually, the "mnfctr" does not recommend faster changes than are necessary. Try calling them or emailing them. I have a 1-person household, so I called them about this very issue. As someone else here said (and confirmed by Culligan Technical Support when I asked) bacteria will grow in a warm moist environment, so 4 months is an outside limit ... for your own safety.
500529
If you are in a medical setting, you *should* very well know the difference between sanitization & sterilization.I learned the difference in hair school. This really worries me if you are in a "medical setting".
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.
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yes,time on when triggered , and sensitivity , 2 adjustment switches ,bought another one,really like it,this is number 3 ,going on a year on the first 1 ,really like
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by the way. Don't use lake water or anything of that sort. For one your sterilizing everything anyway. Bottled water or even tap water is great. anything else is nothing short of using toilet water,used. Again, after all this is all going to be sterilized through the steamer or pressure cooker. Why run to the lake. Why invite contaiminates. We all have our ways. Find what's best for you and experiment.
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Wow this is quite an ancient post. So far I've looked over the large sheet of directions and set up a few programmable times. Unfortunately nothing has indicated to me that each of the outlets can be timed individually. As far as custom times, you can set 1 turn on time and 1 turn off time on four different programmable settings. For example, program 1 could be set to turn on at 6 AM and to off at 7 PM while program 2 (if selected) could be set to turn on at 6 AM and turn off at 5 PM.
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The to truth is its been a long time since I used this timer, so I don't remember, I don't recommend this timer, it's super hard to set the time, and it broke easy. Sorry
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Yes, when I first bought it we sterilized in a pot of hot water for 5-10 mins. Other than that, we rinse it with the Medela soap and hot water. I wouldn't recommend using the microwave or dishwasher as these things can break down the plastic. Of course, that is being a really anal parent. Every two weeks I sterilize it again within a pot of hot water but I never use the microwave or dishwasher.
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press menu/select, cid to scroll to, set date/time, menu/select, cid or dir and set each until finished. Google your model # for a manual.
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Yes, anything up to 9hr/99min/99sec. and just now I set it for 3 seconds. My review is for the Component Design CDN TM30 timer. I know sometimes Amazon puts two or three very different products on the same page which may be why my answer is opposite from Danny C.'s.