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Silly Question

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username12777 · 15/04/2022 18:47

Sorry if this is a silly question but how do I sterilise bottles / dummies abroad without a microwave ? Do I just use boiled bottled water and tablets?

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Georgyporky · 15/04/2022 19:00

No question is silly if you don't know the answer !
Microwaves hadn't been invented when I had DC, so Milton was the usual method - either liquid or tablets.

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Lazypuppy · 15/04/2022 19:02

Cold water milton steriliser tablets is what we used

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lilahbelle · 15/04/2022 19:02

Milton tablets and a Tupperware of cold water with a lid

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packedlunches · 15/04/2022 19:03

Yes we took Milton tablets on holiday when our ds was small

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username12777 · 15/04/2022 20:34

@packedlunches did you use bottled water? Thanks

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username12777 · 15/04/2022 20:36

@Lazypuppy do I not need to boil the bottled water first? We are off to Greece

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packedlunches · 15/04/2022 21:16

Just tap water as the Milton kills the germs. I think you can only use cold water though.

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user1471443411 · 15/04/2022 21:23

This was a long time ago for me, but yes I used Milton with tap water (it has to be cold water). I took ready made cartons of milk.

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Lazypuppy · 15/04/2022 22:25

Milton is for use with cold water.

Tbf i don't think i ever sterilised a dummy, and when we took DD on holiday at 6 months i just took ready made bottles was much easier

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