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Bottle Cleaning

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Tiggertoo14 · 15/07/2011 17:19

We have Dr Browns bottles which are very good but are very tricky to clean some parts of it. On a couple of bottles there are marks that are impossible to brush off. Not sure how to throughly clean them, do you think it would be ok to bleach them before steralising, Im not keen on the idea at all? Thanks

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MeriNisipPoissons · 15/07/2011 18:16

I use and recommend this it really gets the bottle clean and the Dr Browns slim mini brush works well on the straw/vent assemble.

If you still want to do something then use Milton tablets in a container/bowl/ziplock food bag, not a pan as it can damage some metals.

Tiggertoo14 · 15/07/2011 19:24

Hi and thanks. We bought a Dr Browns brush to clean the bottles and have the tiny ones as well. But is the beige bits that are getting dirty and virtually impossible to clean! Might try some Milton maybe, I think we have some we bought when the dd was born.

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MeriNisipPoissons · 15/07/2011 19:41

Do you put them in the dishwasher / wash with dishes in sink as tomato can stain badly.

Milton may get them looking good but as long as they are milk free they are good, they sell complete vent replacements if you'd like new.

Tiggertoo14 · 17/07/2011 09:20

We wash them on their own in the sink, dont mix them with anything else, its a kinda brown stain, yuk! Will go get some replacement vents then, sounds like a better idea i think! Thanks

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MeriNisipPoissons · 20/07/2011 22:20

:)

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