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A1:The steam bottle sterilizer works by heating water at the bottom to produce high - temperature steam. This steam penetrates every corner of the baby bottle, nipple, and other accessories. The high temperature of the steam (usually 100°C) denatures the proteins of bacteria and viruses, effectively killing up to 99.9% of harmful microorganisms, ensuring the sterility of baby - related items.

A2:Generally, it takes about 5 - 10 minutes to complete the sterilization process. However, this time may vary slightly depending on the model and the number of items being sterilized. For example, if you are sterilizing a large number of bottles and accessories at once, it might take closer to 10 minutes to ensure thorough sterilization.

A3:Yes, it can sterilize most types of baby bottles, including glass, plastic, and silicone bottles. It also works well with various bottle accessories such as nipples, bottle caps, breast pump parts, pacifiers, and teethers. As long as these items are heat - resistant up to 100°C, they can be safely sterilized in the steam bottle sterilizer.

A4:It is recommended to clean the sterilizer at least once a week. After each use, if there is any visible residue or water spots, wipe them clean. Weekly cleaning should involve a more thorough process. You can use a mild detergent and a soft cloth to clean the interior and exterior of the sterilizer, including the base, racks, and lid. Pay special attention to removing any accumulated water or residue in the water - holding area to prevent the growth of bacteria and the formation of scale.

A5:If your steam bottle sterilizer has a built - in drying function, you can select the drying option after sterilization. The drying function uses hot air to remove moisture from the sterilized items, reducing the risk of bacteria growth due to residual water. If there is no drying function, it is recommended to let the bottles air - dry in a clean, dry place. You can also use a clean, lint - free towel to gently pat dry the items, but be careful not to introduce new contaminants.