How to Use Dr. Brown's Bottle Sterilizer
The Dr. Brown's Natural Flow® Microwave Steam Sterilizer provides parents with a quick solution for sterilizing up to four standard or wide-mouth bottles and bottle parts--Dr. Brown's and/or many other bottle brands--at one time in the microwave. Whether you need to sterilize entire bottles or a few parts such as nipples, using Dr. Brown's bottle sterilizer is not difficult. Simply place the parts in the slots provided in the sterilizer's molded tray, add water, cover with the unit's lid and microwave.
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Instructions
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Wash and rinse the parts of your Dr. Brown's Natural Flow® Microwave Steam Sterilizer (base tray, molded tray, lid and tongs) with a mild detergent and hot water and then air-dry. While the sterilizer dries, wash and rinse your bottles.
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Insert the bottle parts (nipple, nipple collar vent assembly insert, reservoir tube or "straw," bottle and bottle cap) into the molded tray in each of the provided slots.
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Pour six ounces of water into the sterilizer.
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Place the lid on the sterilizer, put the unit inside your microwave and close the microwave's door. Set the microwave's timer--five minutes (microwaves 800W to 1100W) or eight minutes (microwaves 500W to 900W)--and then push the microwave's start button.
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Leave the sanitizer inside your microwave for at least three minutes before attempting to remove it. Use the included tongs to remove the bottles and parts for drying.
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Tips & Warnings
To avoid burns, always test-touch the side of the unit to make sure it has cooled before attempting to remove it from the microwave. Use additional caution when using the handles to pull the sanitizer from your microwave as the hot water in the unit can splash out possibly burning you or anyone nearby.
