Guest guest Posted June 12, 2001 Report Share Posted June 12, 2001 A while back I posted a question about neb cup sterilization and you responded that you used a bottle sterilizer. Well we purchased one for the microwave and have now melted a nice batch of cups. Hahahahahah on me. ;-) How long do you sterilize yours for? Our sterilizer, an Avent,by the way, said to do every thing but bottles for 4 minutes and like fools we did. :-) Oh well....we got in a new batch the other day and those were destined for the trash soon any way. Dawn Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 13, 2001 Report Share Posted June 13, 2001 Hi, sorry if I missed to add a disclaimer to my advice :-)) We use a PARI LL nebulizer (quite large white thingie with a start/stop button. Like all PARI equipment it is heat resistent (up to a certain point) and we never saw any problem. We sterilize all items (NOT the compressor and the tubing, LOL) for 10 - 15 minutes. But we don't have one for the microwave, so maybe there is a difference. Leder, who is currently offlist, has a microwave sterilizer for one year now. You can contact her at avleder@... Bye Torsten > A while back I posted a question about neb cup sterilization and you responded that you used a bottle sterilizer. Well we purchased one for the microwave and have now melted a nice batch of cups. Hahahahahah on me. ;-) How long do you sterilize yours for? Our sterilizer, an Avent,by the way, said to do every thing but bottles for 4 minutes and like fools we did. :-) Oh well....we got in a new batch the other day and those were destined for the trash soon any way. > > Dawn > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 13, 2001 Report Share Posted June 13, 2001 Hi, sorry if I missed to add a disclaimer to my advice :-)) We use a PARI LL nebulizer (quite large white thingie with a start/stop button. Like all PARI equipment it is heat resistent (up to a certain point) and we never saw any problem. We sterilize all items (NOT the compressor and the tubing, LOL) for 10 - 15 minutes. But we don't have one for the microwave, so maybe there is a difference. Leder, who is currently offlist, has a microwave sterilizer for one year now. You can contact her at avleder@... Bye Torsten > A while back I posted a question about neb cup sterilization and you responded that you used a bottle sterilizer. Well we purchased one for the microwave and have now melted a nice batch of cups. Hahahahahah on me. ;-) How long do you sterilize yours for? Our sterilizer, an Avent,by the way, said to do every thing but bottles for 4 minutes and like fools we did. :-) Oh well....we got in a new batch the other day and those were destined for the trash soon any way. > > Dawn > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 13, 2001 Report Share Posted June 13, 2001 Hi, sorry if I missed to add a disclaimer to my advice :-)) We use a PARI LL nebulizer (quite large white thingie with a start/stop button. Like all PARI equipment it is heat resistent (up to a certain point) and we never saw any problem. We sterilize all items (NOT the compressor and the tubing, LOL) for 10 - 15 minutes. But we don't have one for the microwave, so maybe there is a difference. Leder, who is currently offlist, has a microwave sterilizer for one year now. You can contact her at avleder@... Bye Torsten > A while back I posted a question about neb cup sterilization and you responded that you used a bottle sterilizer. Well we purchased one for the microwave and have now melted a nice batch of cups. Hahahahahah on me. ;-) How long do you sterilize yours for? Our sterilizer, an Avent,by the way, said to do every thing but bottles for 4 minutes and like fools we did. :-) Oh well....we got in a new batch the other day and those were destined for the trash soon any way. > > Dawn > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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