Oh..Hm.. First, Do i put water in warmer machine? or water only put in the baby bottle??if first put in warmer machine, not failure??? I worry it.
1762917
You put the water in the machine. Then you place the already made bottle into the machine with the water
1400778
You do not use the water that goes directly in the warmer machine itself for the bottle. First, you prepare the bottle (either with breast milk or formula and water) then you put the bottle that is sealed and mixed into the warmer (which will also have water in it warming up).
1400779
First make the baby bottle then add water to the bottle warmer n place the bottle into the warmer n turn to one never 3 unless u monitor it bc it gets real hot on 3
2058825
It's great for both. I pour boiling water in mine and put it in my diaper bag for the day. When I need to heat a bottle (breastmilk or formula), I just unscrew the top and pour the boiling water in the cap and place the bottle inside and it's warm in minutes. It's just like having a thermos. Great product!! I wouldn't have survived without it!
1731272
Being scientifically challenged, this has happened to me. If I pour the water in, then put the lids on in the wrong order, I have had this issue. For me, put hot liquid in with tea. Next, add the two lids. Let teas brew. It should work then. Best of luck. I adore this cup!
158151
it should work, it gets warm so the glass bottle will get warm as well. This is what I do because the bottle takes about 15 to 30 minutes to warm up. I have notes of about every how often my baby wants milk and I have noticed is every 2.5 hours to 3 hours. Since the bottle takes 30 minutes AND i have written down my baby's last and every meal. I know when he will be hungry so I start warming the bottle 30 minutes in advance and keep it warm until my baby wakes up. NOW, since I use formula, I DO NOT insert the formula until my baby is ready to eat because sometimes it is too hot and I need some space to put some cold water to make it warm. I always carry a bottle with cold water JUST in case i need to warm it up and it is too hot. God bless all babies. Amen
1518317
no, but it might take quite a while. I put water in it and it took about 20 minutes to get what would be just warm. I haven't tested its Temperature-over-time/liquid.I'd do it now because you have me curious about it, but the unit self-destructed within weeks.
709635
It says they can go in a dishwasher, which gets VERY hot inside, so a bottle warmer's heat shouldn't be a concern as long as it fits. But we found it faster to warm milk in the little platex bottle inserts, we just rest them in a pitcher of hot water then pour into these.
1223866
Yes. I used our bottle warmer with the bottles all the time, but I did reduce the time because stainless conducts heat more quickly than glass or plastic. Also, in a pinch, you can run hot water over the bottle, shake it, and have lukewarm milk/formula.
801367
I believe it should only be used with water. I think any other solution could possibly cause the plastic/material to break down or risk any other damage. Plain warm water gets the job done for me!
907442
I would be worried warming any breast milk storage bottle in the kind of bottle warmer that boils away the water. That's just me. We got the kiinde warmer for that reason.
1148144
For Milk, it's advised never to microwave it to warm in any bottle. And further more, warming liquid with a glass container in a microwave is likely to cause a breakdown of the plastic into the liquid. I'd avoid this particular issue with a baby's food/drink
906715
I have been happy with my machine. You have to put hot tap water into the machine; it does not heat the water.
879787
I highly recommend warming the water first. Using cold water can be very uncomfortable.
150721
Yes, you can use bottle warmer, I use it and I have no problem at all with the temperature and drop ins. But just to be careful if is breast milk, you could warm the breast milk in the bag before and then put it in the drop in. That's what I do.
2012733
By "warming" it, do you mean heat it in the microwave or in hot water? I haven't needed to warm the bottles yet, but you could set the whole thing in hot water, although the water will obviously drip from the sleeve when using it, I would think. These are VERY well made glass bottles, and the sleeve is very well made and durable as well.
149754
Unfortunately, putting it in water is really the only way to successfully heat these. I personally didn't have a problem heating them that way. Can't put them in a bottle warmer (they will leak all over). Horrible bottle design, which is why I stopped using them. Too bad. The nipples are great.
1584498
Sorry, I actually returned my machine. I didn't think it got the milk hot enough (I use a thermometer typically). Where I live I have to descale pretty regularly (I now have a Giro - it tells me when to do it). But I think regardless of your water source the repeated boiling of water creates a buildup whether or not there's a water filter in place (not sure about that).
1553861
I usually put in 1/3 cup water. As others have stated, make sure there's enough so it seals.