MILTON Combi Microwave Or Cold Water Steriliser in White – Fits Five Wide Neck Bottles of Any Brand

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The niggling annoyance of cold water solutions is the smell: even with the screw-on top, our tester found her kitchen damp with splashes and smelling strongly of disinfectant. And as a microwave steriliser, the Combi runs into some problems: it’s hard to keep bottles upright inside it, and it’s too large to fit into many smaller microwaves.

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Holds 5 bottles, sterilises in 2 minutes, stays sterile for 24 hours. Fits most bottles and fits most microwaves. Whether you are only going away for the weekend or you are planning a holiday abroad, travelling with a little baby is not always easy. Plan well ahead for everything that you will need to bring along for your baby. Milton was named in honour of the poet, John Milton (1608-1674), as its products were first manufactured in the house in which he wrote “Paradise Lost”; an epic poem that is considered to be one of the greatest English literary works. The Company’s heritage also includes formerly owners Procter and Gamble Ltd, giants in cleaning agents and personal care products, with annual revenues in the region of 80 billion. Under their ownership, the dissolvable Milton Sterilising tablets were developed and launched; as used today. Unique safety vent technology to increase the temperature inside the Combi for better sterilisationIf you have chosen to bottle feed your baby, you must thoroughly wash and sterilise all the baby bottle components before and after each use. To avoid this, you must thoroughly wash all breastfeeding equipment and milk storage containers, then you must sterilise everything. No need to rinse the baby bottles or other items that are sterilised, you can use them straight away. Dismantle breastpumps, wash them well after use, then you can submerge all non-metallic parts in a Milton Sterilising Solution. If the breastpump includes any plastic connection tubing, this should also be sterilised along with the funnel.

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Because infant formula can sometimes contain bacteria, it is important to make up each feed as your baby needs it, using boiled water (temperature 70°C or above). The hot water will ensure that any harmful bacteria get killed. Always remember to let the feed cool before giving it to baby.Usual Hazards and Cautions apply when using the Milton Fluid or Tablets for the Cold Water sterilising method. Ensure that any trace of milk or food is removed. Take special care to clean teats, bottle rings where milk residue can easily be trapped. The Milton Method (cold water method) Unique safety vent technology for the best possible protection. The vent allows more heat to be created inside the Combi which means better sterilisation and maximum protection for your baby

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Milton solution remains effective for 24 hours, items can remain in the solution and are ready to use at a moment's notice. If you have chosen to breastfeed your baby, you may need to express your milk with a breast-pump and store your milk using milk containers or bags. You may also use some breast shields during breastfeeding.Fill your sterilising unit with 5L of cold tap water, add 1 Milton Tablet or 30 ml of Milton Fluid (30 ml dilution at 0.6% v.v Close the lid and in just 15 minutes everything is ready to use. Before using the Unit for the first time make sure you read the safety leaflet contained in the unit and wash all parts of the Unit with warm soapy water and rinse with cold water. Milton was founded in 1916 and has been a leading name in sterilisation and hygiene for baby since with continued used by millions of people in homes and hospitals throughout the UK and beyond. Originally established as a disinfectant and treatment for burns during the First World War, it pioneered a solution to effective sterilisation of baby bottles at the request of the Ministry of Health, following the death of 4,500 babies during the 1940s outbreak of gastroenteritis.