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In the spirit of being eco friendly (and tight) anyone thing I can recycle my lansinoh milk freezer bags?

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Isawbumperkissingsantaclaus · 23/11/2007 08:34

They cost £5 a pop so I'm thinking perfectly good plastic bag, give it a good clean, then reuse it.

Can I a) sterilise it in the micro steriliser or b) if I don't will it be totally detrimental to my (5mo) baby?

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CranberryMartini · 23/11/2007 08:35

I thought about it but I really don't think they can be cleaned properly. It was a shame - I used about 500 of them!!

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saltcod · 23/11/2007 12:53

I switched to advent via cups/lids - found them more economical

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IsawBUMPERkissingsantaclaus · 23/11/2007 13:01

thanks cod, can you reuse them?

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kiskidee · 23/11/2007 13:59

why not wash them in hot soapy water, inside out?

I used Boots narrow necked feeding bottles. They are about £3 for 2. They also fit very snugly on the Ameda Lactaline so you can express straight into them.

I also have some glass bottles made by Lanisoh which are made especially for this purpose. they fit straight onto a Lactaline.

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kiskidee · 23/11/2007 14:02

expressyourselfmums.co.uk sells these ones

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monkeybird · 23/11/2007 16:55

Not saltcod but hijacking - yes you can re-use the Avent cups. they recommend up to 5 times but really not sure why not for longer than that. They come pre-sterile (sort of 'stacked' so you can re-seal the bag, and I believe they also fit onto one of the avent bottle tops if you so wish.

I like them much better than bags as can stack in fridge and freezer, don't stick together when frozen etc..

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EachPeachPearMum · 23/11/2007 20:40

They are great for freezing baby sized meal portions when you get to that stage too!

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