How to use a milk warmer

The weather is quite hot in summer, and many mothers will store milk and other things in the refrigerator before breastfeeding. When you find that your baby is hungry, take out the breast milk and put it in a milk warmer to warm it up slightly before use. But do you know how to use a milk warmer? Let’s take a look at some related knowledge suggestions.

If we understand how to use a milk warmer, it is actually quite simple to use. We first need to plug in the power. Plug the flat plug and round plug of the milk warmer into the machine or into the power supply respectively so that it can be used better. This is also the first step in using the milk warmer.

Add water: Add about one quarter to one third of water to the milk warmer. Some products from other manufacturers claim to be able to heat without water, and our milk warmer can do the same. You can also heat and keep the milk warm by placing it in an empty bottle warmer. However, as an electrical product, empty burning and dry burning are unsafe. I think this function is a gimmick, so I don’t recommend it. Buyers are strongly advised to add water when using it.

Turn the knob: If you want to heat up the milk in the bottle, just turn the knob to 40 degrees as shown in the picture, and then don't worry about anything else. The temperature will remain constant at around 40 degrees as long as you don't move. When using, be sure to fill the milk warmer with clean water. Soup, porridge, juice, Chinese medicine, etc. must not be poured directly into the milk warmer. Pour out the water after each use; As the taste is affected by the weather, the temperature control knob can be adjusted in a clockwise or counterclockwise direction; As the taste is affected by the weather, the temperature control knob can be adjusted in a clockwise or counterclockwise direction;

Many people don’t know how to use a milk warmer, but we must understand that a milk warmer is not just for warming milk. This is too one-sided. In addition to the function of warming milk, the milk warmer can actually be used to warm water for babies most of the time. I hope we can understand these situations.