How to clean baby bottles

The baby bottle is an indispensable item when breastfeeding, and for younger children, it is almost necessary to use the baby bottle for a long time, about a year. During the use of the baby bottle, it is necessary to pay attention to replace the baby's baby bottle regularly, because only in this way can it be ensured that not too many bacteria will breed inside. In addition to regular replacement, the baby bottle must be brushed clean after each use to ensure that no bacteria remain inside.

How to clean baby bottles correctly

Bottles are indispensable products for feeding babies. However, young babies have weak resistance. After using the bottles, if the subsequent cleaning, disinfection and storage processes are not done properly, it can easily cause a gap in the baby's health. In addition to making good use of relevant supplementary products, parents may wish to confirm whether the following steps have been followed:

After the baby finishes drinking milk, do not pile the bottle aside. Instead, rinse it immediately with clean water and disassemble all the components of the bottle, including the bottle, bottle cap, nipple, and ring. Use a special brush to clean the inside and bottle mouth one by one, and then use a small brush to carefully brush the bottle and nipple. Even the threads and air holes of the nipple should be carefully brushed to ensure that there is no milk stains accumulated.

The brush for cleaning the baby bottle should be selected according to the shape of the bottle. Parents can also purchase a small brush to clean the bottle nipple. Parents can use special bottle cleaners when cleaning. Natural and plant-based cleaners should be chosen as much as possible, and those that are easy to rinse clean are preferred.

It is worth noting that the milk fat in breast milk or formula milk can easily remain on tableware, and there are many types of detergents on the market, and the cleaning power may vary slightly. Parents must reconfirm whether the tableware has been thoroughly cleaned after cleaning.

After the baby finishes drinking milk each time, the mother can first clean the bottles with a bottle brush, collect them and place them on the bottle rack to dry, and wait until they accumulate to a certain number or a size that the sterilizer can accommodate, then sterilize them together. Therefore, mothers must prepare many bottles at a time to meet the baby's daily needs.