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Home Baby Bottle Sterilizer Electric Steam Sterilizing Infant Bottles Dryer
Product Parameters
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Name |
Baby Bottle Sterilizer |
Model |
MY-02 |
|
Service |
OEM/ODM |
Type |
Steam |
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Voltage |
AC220V 50HZ |
Power |
Sterilization/Warm:300W Drying:200W |
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Capacity |
6L/4 Feeding Bottles |
Material |
PP/ABS |
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Color |
Green OR Customized |
Product Size |
200*160*320mm |
Product Main Features
5-in-1 Baby Bottle Sterilizer
● Your all-in-one baby care helper: handles sterilizing, drying, milk warming,defrosting, and steaming—all in one.
● 360° high-heat steam eradicates 99% of bacteria, working on bottles, toys, and pacifiers alike.
● Milk warming: Reaches the optimal 45°C, with a 30-90°C adjustable constant temperature for versatile needs.
● Separate 360° hot air drying ensures quick, complete dryness every time.
● Safe and hassle-free: Anti-dry burn feature, one-touch control (no need to watch over it), and ultra-quiet operation.
● Custom color options available.
● Free from BPA，Safety material.
● Your all-in-one baby care helper: handles sterilizing, drying, milk warming,defrosting, and steaming—all in one.
● 360° high-heat steam eradicates 99% of bacteria, working on bottles, toys, and pacifiers alike.
● Milk warming: Reaches the optimal 45°C, with a 30-90°C adjustable constant temperature for versatile needs.
● Separate 360° hot air drying ensures quick, complete dryness every time.
● Safe and hassle-free: Anti-dry burn feature, one-touch control (no need to watch over it), and ultra-quiet operation.
● Custom color options available.
● Free from BPA，Safety material.
Product Display
Why Choose Us
OEM Flexible Customization
LOGO/Packaging Customization
Can design rendering renderings, with its own flexible customized pre-processing production line.
Color Customization
Provide Pantone color code sample.
Voltage Plug Customization
Provide different specifications of plugs and voltage as needed.
Product Certification
Assist in supporting product certification.
frequently asked questions
Q1:What should I do if there is scale in the sterilizer?
A1:If you notice scale build - up in the sterilizer, especially in the heating element area, you can use a mixture of equal parts of white vinegar and water. Pour this mixture into the water - holding area of the sterilizer and run a sterilization cycle. The acetic acid in the vinegar will help dissolve the scale. After the cycle is complete, empty the sterilizer and rinse it thoroughly with clean water several times to remove any remaining vinegar smell.
Q2:Can I sterilize other baby items besides bottles?
A2:Absolutely. In addition to baby bottles, nipples, and bottle caps, you can sterilize breast pump parts, pacifiers, teethers, and even small baby toys that are heat - resistant. This helps to keep all items that come into contact with your baby clean and free from harmful bacteria.
Q3:Is it safe to use around babies?
A3:Yes, when used according to the instructions, steam bottle sterilizers are safe to use around babies. However, be cautious of the hot steam when opening the lid after sterilization. Keep the sterilizer out of reach of babies to prevent them from accidentally touching the hot surface or getting burned by the steam. Also, make sure the sterilizer is placed on a stable, heat - resistant surface.
Q4:What if the sterilizer doesn't turn on?
A4:First, check if the power cord is properly plugged into a working electrical outlet. Make sure the outlet is not tripped or damaged. If the power cord is correctly connected and the outlet is working, there may be a problem with the sterilizer itself. Check if there is water in the base as some models will not start if there is insufficient water. If the issue persists, it may be a mechanical or electrical failure, and you should contact the manufacturer's customer service for further assistance.
Q5:Can I leave the sterilized items in the sterilizer for a long time?
A5:If the lid of the sterilizer remains closed and undisturbed, the sterilized contents can generally stay sterile for up to 24 hours. However, it is best to remove the items when you need to use them and store them in a clean, dry place. Leaving items in the sterilizer for an extended period may increase the risk of re - contamination if the lid is opened frequently.
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