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Best bottle nipple cleaner???
Has anyone found a super effective, non-scratch way to clean bottle nipples???
wannabemommy - Good idea on the Palmolive baby soap! I've heard it doesn't sud up as much as the regular kind.
I use Dr. Brown and have a small cleaner that I don't actually like for the nipples; I use my finger mostly when I'm soaking them. Q tip is a great idea. I'll have to remember that!
i agree with lil lady... my finger works best but i find it uncomfortable and a hassle lol... i have the TOMMEE TIPPEE bottle brush and it separates at the middle and the other half is a nipple cleaner, its plastic and has little vertical slits i press the nipple against it and it gets it all out.. but! I also rinse all bottles out right after each feeding and then wash them all throughly at night after shes in bed, so i rarely have any milk residue anyways... i have also found that using the palmolive baby soap works better, i buy it in walmart in the baby section by the diaper rash creams, i used to use regular dish soap and sterilize afterwards but noticed they were getting a yellowish tint.. this soap is clear and i can sterilize every other day rather than everyday, its spr gentle and took the tint away...
Let the dog lick it clean.
Just kidding I have no idea I don't use bottles. Can you put them in the dishwasher? There are dishwasher baskets for them.
Just kidding I have no idea I don't use bottles. Can you put them in the dishwasher? There are dishwasher baskets for them.
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