How long do I microwave Avent sterilizer?
2 minutes
The microwave steam sterilizer can be used to sterilize baby bottles and other products in just 2 minutes, killing 99.9% of germs and bacteria. The exact length of the cycle depends on the wattage of your microwave, of course. 2 minutes at 1200-1850W, 4 minutes at 850-1100W, 6 minutes at 500-800W.
How do I descale my Avent?
How to descale my
- Pour 50ml of vinegar (white) mixed with 100ml of cold water (SCF355, SCF255) or 100ml/3.5oz of vinegar mixed with 200ml/7oz of cold water (SCF260) into the warmer ensuring the basket is in place.
- Allow to stand in the unit until any limescale has dissolved.
- Empty the unit and rinse thoroughly.
Is UV bottle sterilizer safe?
The first question on any parent’s mind is whether UV sterilizers are safe to use around babies and kids. The short answer is yes – so long as they’re UL Safety certified, have premium child safety features, and meet regulatory standards (all incredibly important criteria).
What size microwave do I need for Avent steriliser?
It’s 2 minutes in 1100-1850w microwave, 4 minutes in 850-1000w microwave, 6 minutes in 500-850w microwave. Just add 200ml of water to the base and heat. The bottles are then sterile for 24 hours with the lid intact, and if you do need to re-sterilise it doesn’t take long.
What happens if you don’t descale steriliser?
It’s important to note that the long term build-up of lime scale can impact the operation of your unit, causing damage to the heat plate. If you don’t descale the steriliser, the life of the product can be affected.
How do I descale my Avent bottle warmer?
How to descale the Philips Avent bottle warmer
- Mix 60ml/2oz of white vinegar with 120ml/4oz of cold water to descale your bottle warmer.
- Pour the solution into the bottle warmer.
- Switch on the bottle warmer and select the express milk warming setting 1 and let the appliance operate for 10 minutes.
How often should you sterilize Avent bottles?
For extra germ removal, sanitize feeding items at least once daily. Sanitizing is particularly important when your baby is younger than 3 months, was born prematurely, or has a weakened immune system.
When can I stop Sterilising my babies bottles?
12 months old
It’s important to sterilise all your baby’s feeding equipment, including bottles and teats, until they are at least 12 months old. This will protect your baby against infections, in particular diarrhoea and vomiting.
Can I UV Sterilise teats?
As long as the parts are not latex, they can be UV sterilised. No latex teats for Auto or UV mode. Only dry mode.