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Pacifiers

I recently started boiling bottles & pacifiers in preparation for baby & I noticed the nipples on the pacifiers have tiny drops of water in them that won't come out. Squeezing them doesn't do anything & now I have them sitting in the sun hoping the water evaporates. Has anyone else had this problem, & if so, how did u get water out? I'd hate to throw.them away & won't it just happen again to whatever new ones I get? Everything I've read says u have to boil them at least once, before baby uses them.
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1794093 tn?1357930759
i use a microwave sterilizer for everything and my suckies have lasted a long time? do you know it matters if they are silicone or latex? or how they are sterilized.... is it specifically boiling that should be avoided? my daughter is 2 and ive thrown out say 3 suckies so far...
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I just pour boiling water on the teeth and surface where it goes in mouth.
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2145419 tn?1336293636
I read that you're not suppost to boil pacifiers because it damages them faster.
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Don't worry, that's normal..it will come out!! ;-)
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1794093 tn?1357930759
oh and yes im pretty sure most kinds so that...
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1794093 tn?1357930759
y aif you sit them with the nipple side up so its sitting on the plastic it should drain out...
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The water will come out! Just leave them :)
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