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ems101 wrote:I thought with bottles it was more about the milk getting caught in the teat, but i guess they all just need a hot soapy wash or dishwasher
stormflowers wrote:Nope, you don't need to steralize cups, spoons etc once they're 6 months. Official advice is still to steralize for 12 months for bottles though.
gilbertandmartha wrote:stormflowers wrote:Nope, you don't need to steralize cups, spoons etc once they're 6 months. Official advice is still to steralize for 12 months for bottles though.
Not over here, the guidelines have changed. and to be honest I completely agree, unless you are sterilising a bottle immediately before you use it then bacteria etc will grow until you use it. Sterilising will only get rid of the stuff that is there and not stop any more. So washing in hot soapy water or in the dishwasher has exactly the same effect.
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