A vaporizer can help you carefully disinfect your baby’s bottles so that there are no germs or bacteria that can harm your baby. With this device, you can also save a lot of time and nerves because you do not always have to boil the bottles individually. Since you do not need too much water, you also do something good for the environment.
To help you find the right vaporizer for you, we have created a checklist that informs you about all the important factors. The product recommendations will also help you find the right vaporizer.
- Vaporizers and sterilizers are used to kill germs and bacteria.
- For babies and toddlers, vaporizers are mostly offered for vaporizing, while classic sterilizers are increasingly used in the medical field.
- Vaporizers are available in many different sizes. Which one is right for you depends on the number of bottles you want to put in at the same time and how much space you have in your kitchen.
- Most electric vaporizers have a capacity of six bottles. Some models even have room for up to twelve bottles.
- Vaporizers for use in the microwave are usually limited to four bottles. Accessories such as nipples and the like can usually be sterilized or vaporized at the same time with almost all devices in a separate insert basket.
- With microwave models, you can enjoy sterile bottles and the corresponding accessories after just two minutes. With electric vaporizers, the process takes a little longer. You will have to be patient for about five to ten minutes.
- If you do not remove the lid, your bottles will remain sterile for several hours. Some manufacturers specify a period of three hours, others even up to twelve hours.
- A basket in which you can put nipples, pacifiers, nursing caps and more is more than useful. In addition, bottle tongs and a measuring cup are recommended.
- Ideally, the operation of your vaporizer should be child’s play. A simple push of a button is usually preferable to complicated controls.
- Quite practical is an additional display that shows, for example, the remaining time needed to complete the process.
- Numerous combination devices are offered, with which you can not only sterilize the vials, but also heat or dry them. This saves time, offers convenience, but also costs a little more.
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FAQ For Vaporizers
A vaporizer is used to sterilize bottles, pacifiers, teats, etc
In the first 6 months of life, each bottle should be sterilized after each use. After the 6th month, it is sufficient only after every 2nd use.
There is not much difference between a sterilizer or vaporizer. Both are based on the evaporation of water into steam, which is used to rid cleaned items of germs.
This usually depends on the size of the device and the particular model. Basically, however, it can be said that a conventional vaporizer needs about 5 to 10 minutes to disinfect your child’s bottles. If, on the other hand, you have a model that can be placed in the microwave, the vaporizer is usually ready after about 2 minutes.
First, water must be filled into the device. Once you have placed the items in the device, you usually just need to plug it in. The resulting heat and steam ensure that germs and bacteria are killed effectively and quickly. This procedure is also environmentally friendly, as the cleaning does not require any other harmful additives and only water is used for cleaning.
To clean the vaporizer, possible dirt can be carefully removed with a sponge. To decalcify it, you should put two spoons of vinegar essence into the vaporizer and let it soak for about 10 minutes so that the lime can dissolve.
A conventional vaporizer can only be used to sterilize baby bottles and accessories. However, there are now models that can even be used to prepare and heat baby food.
Ultimately, it is up to you how long you want to use the vaporizer for disinfecting. However, after 6 months it is already possible to use the vaporizer only rarely or not at all. It is then sufficient if you wash out the bottle or accessories with a cloth.
When buying a vaporizer, you should pay attention to high-quality workmanship. This is the only way to ensure that your child does not get any harmful germs or bacteria. A good vaporizer costs between 40 and 80 euros.
You should note that there are different types of vaporizers. For example, there are so-called combination devices, with which, among other things, the heating of baby food is also possible. In addition, the vaporizer should be of high quality so that you can use it for a long time and your child’s bottles are always free of germs and bacteria.
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