can i use Lavender Floral & Mint for cleaning baby bottles?
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This is the only thing we have ever used to clean our bottles with so I don't see why not.
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I don't know because I have never used this product.My wife has perfume/scent allergies so we use scent free.
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I use soft brushes made for cleaning baby items. They do a great job. And after you're done using it, always run it one more time with soap and water. That really cleans out your blades and the rest of the apparatus (minus the lid and its crevices).
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As long as you're using fresh bags and nipples it shouldn't be a problem, although I would get some wipes to clean the bottle and the nipple ring atleast once a day. Either germs from hands/accidental dropping or sometimes milk/formula can pool alittle on the inside of the ring. If you're concerned about chemicals that close to your baby's food source, I know there are wipes that are made with natural subtances for on-the-go cleaning for pacifiers and teething toys (safe for baby) so you can just wipe down and let air dry for a minute. But I have used this system since my 7mos baby was born and I go through a whole day just using the same bottle but changing the nipples and bags for each feeding. No problem.
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Lavender, Lemon, & Peppermint are the three oils in the trio. Full size bottles, not smaller sample versions, as if you'd ordered each separately.
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I use it will Doterra oils only. I haven't even used the lavender scent it came with. It works good with my oils. I do not leave it in the diffuser if I'm not using it as Doterra recommends only glass and this is plastic.
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You can use any regular baby nipples and bottle rings for these. If you want to use the one time use nipples just search on amazon for similac nipples and you should be able to find lots. The one time use ones are great when traveling you can just toss them.
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The directions on my Milton tablets say that they can be used to sanitize baby bottles and bottle nipples without having to be rinsed, so I would assume that it is safe to use on produce without needing a rinse if it is safe enough for a baby to put in its mouth without rinsing.
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No fragrances. Ingrediants not published on packet. I use deep clean and remove hard water build up in diapers, baby has never shown any irritation after use in laundry.
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i am new to these oils, i have been on Pinterest and browsing other sights, youtube, for home solutions and body and health, i love lavender and can't get enough-lavender water tinge Dr Boners soap, spray myself my bed,room spray, i add hydrogen peroxide and lavender to my dish soap in a bottle next to sink--there are receipts for bug killers, it is endless and fun-get your spray bottles at dollar store
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no not at all. Just seperate all the pieces and i would soak them in soapy bleach water to release any stuck on milk and then scrub and rinse. these were great when i was breastfeeding. they helped with the boob to bottle transition.
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These have a solution that is ok to disinfect the pump parts and bottle with. Baby wipes are not for disinfecting.
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for me, about 12 infant bottles (the 4-6oz sizes). I have a mix of wide and regular width bottles. I will usually wash them all, place them size by side, and then wash the nipples and rings and sit on top of the washed bottles. A lawn is really unnecessary unless you really use a TON of bottles or have twins, perhaps? Also, I wash bottles daily. hope this helps!
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Short or long McCormick Spices will work. The real thick bottles will not work. I love mine.
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I'm not sure if this helps but I use lavender oil and water and it works great.
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I'm sorry but I don't know the answer to that. So far I have only used Tea Tree oil and lavender.
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I use the tiny brush from the Munchkin Deluxe Bottle Brush cleaning system. It's small enough to get in there & clean it!
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I bought a small brush in the baby section designed for cleaning bottle nipples. It fits right in there. You might also try a paste of baking soda and water and work it in there with a toothpick or a skewer. But I recommend the nipple brush.