Open search bar Open navigation Submit search. Healthy living. Facebook Youtube Twitter. Home Healthy living Sterilising teats, bottles and dummies. There are a number of ways to sterilise bottles and other equipment including: boiling put utensils in a large saucepan of water and boil for 5 minutes.
Like Bexalm we don't always sterilise them when they just need a quick clean as ours also have covers for when they are not in use! Join now to personalise. February Birth Club best way to sterilise dummies? I'm currently boiling them in a saucepan. How do other people do it? Original poster's comments 2. He is bottle fed and we use the mam bottles so don't have a steriliser.
He does constantly have his hands in his mouth though! Page last reviewed: 24 September Next review due: 24 September Sterilising baby bottles. Before sterilising, you need to: Clean bottles, teats and other feeding equipment in hot, soapy water as soon as possible after feeds.
Use a clean bottle brush to clean bottles only use this brush for cleaning bottles , and a small teat brush to clean the inside of teats. You can also turn teats inside out then wash them in hot soapy water.
Do not use salt to clean teats, as this can be dangerous for your baby. You can put your baby's feeding equipment in the dishwasher to clean it if you prefer. Putting feeding equipment through the dishwasher will clean it but it does not sterilise it. Make sure bottles, lids and teats are facing downwards. You may prefer to wash teats separately by hand to make sure they are completely clean. Rinse all your equipment in clean, cold running water before sterilising.
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