Tommee Tippee Ultra UV Steriliser, Dryer and Storage for Baby Bottles and Accessories, New and Improved, Kills Viruses and 99.9% Bacteria**, Steam-Free, Starbeam

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This steriliser takes just 10 minutes* to effectively sterilise clear baby bottles, and 35 minutes to sterilise coloured baby bottles. You can choose between a 30, 40 or 50-minute drying cycle, so you don’t have to handle wet accessories. It also has a filter that’s easy to replace and protects your feeding kit against dust, pollen and airborne pollutants. You do not need to carry out any maintenance to this product other than cleaning, and descaling is not necessary. Breast milk is the perfect first food for your baby, as it's easy to digest and full of all the nutrients they need. But it also contains bacteria that can upset your baby's tummy if traces are left on feeding equipment and given time to multiply. That's why we sterilise our babies' bottles, as this is the best way to kill bacteria. It's important to know how to sterilise baby bottles and equipment correctly, as it'll make it impossible for germs to survive and be passed on to your baby. You can't sterilise baby bottles without some kind of baby steriliser, as it's the best way to kill bacteria, so it's important to find one that works for you and your routine. Additional accessories: What else comes with the steriliser that might make it easier to use and worth the money? What are the different types of sterilisers?

The sterilizer uses UV light which can cause damage to your eyes and skin. Please don’t stare at the light source. If you wish to leave the products inside the sterilizer you can use the storage mode which will keep them sterile. Cold water steriliser: A cold-water steriliser uses a sterilising tablet or liquid and cold water to sterilise bottles or feeding equipment submerged in it. It's a silent sterilising option if you're up in the middle of the night, and a huge plus of using a cold-water option is that your equipment will stay sterilised as long as they are submerged in water. You'll find most UV sterilisers are used the same. All you do is pop your baby's item into the steriliser, close it and push a button. Within a few minutes, your baby's item will be sterilise. How we chose the best UV sterilisersOnce the sterilising cycle is finished, your bottles and other baby accessories will stay sterile for up to 24 hours - whether you leave them in the steriliser or remove straight away. While some people might stop sterilising at six months old, it is advised by the NHS to sterilise for the first year. Can you put wet items in a UV steriliser? Electric steam sterilisers: These clean your baby's bottles, dummies and breast pump by using steam to kill germs. This is plugged into the mains which turns into steam and sterilises the items inside. The lights on your unit light will remain illuminated even when in standby mode, this is nothing to worry about. Sterilising your baby's bottles and accessories is super important, and UV sterilisers can make life a lot easier. It can be a long and tedious task sterilising and one you'll need to do until your baby is one year old. There are lots of innovative sterilisers out there to help make this process easier.

Sterilising - This will remove the microorganisms that cause infections, preventing issues like diarrhoea and vomiting. In this manual, you can get answers to various questions related to the Tommee Tippee 3 in 1 Ultra UV Steriliser, Dryer and Storage and its usage: Based on clear bottles Substantiation - external lab report on testing sterilisation times for clear and coloured baby bottles A: We recommend a 10cm gap to allow for ventilation, this protects your work surfaces and the unit. Open the steriliser door and remove the blue protective film, wipe clean the inside of the steriliser.If you wish to leave the products inside the steriliser you can use the storage mode which will keep them sterile. When the storage function is selected, it emits five minutes of UV light and five minutes of drying power every two hours to keep the contents sterile.

When in use, hot air is released from the sterilizer. Please keep your hands, face and other body parts away.In storage mode the sterilizer will sterilize and dry the product every 2 hours, until the sterilizer is switched off with the power off button. When: Do you plan to ditch the steriliser once your baby is 12 months? Or would you like to use it again? To stop a function at any point, press the button that is in use until the lights are no longer illuminated. Self-sterilising bottles: These work in a similar way to microwave steam sterilisers. Simply fill the base of the bottle with cool water and pop it in the microwave. They're super easy to use and a great option for when you are on the go. The only downfall is you are only sterilising one bottle at a time.