verifyErrors }}{{ message }}{{ /verifyErrors }}{{ To stop a function at any point, press the button that is in use until the lights are no longer illuminated. Maria: For me, the size and the removable shelves are a great feature. As a mum who combi-feeds, I have plenty of bottles and breastmilk expressing equipment which need sterilising often multiple times a day. Whilst the unit can look large on your counter, the good news is that it’s a stylish design and crucially large enough to ensure you can sterilise multiple bottles and expressing equipment at once. From my research, other units appear to be smaller or don’t offer the same level of flexibility offered by the shelves allowing you to maximise the space available. I definitely think this product is a winner, life would be much harder without it.

Cold water steriliser: A cold-water steriliser uses a sterilising tablet or liquid and cold water to sterilise bottles or feeding equipment submerged in it. It's a silent sterilising option if you're up in the middle of the night, and a huge plus of using a cold-water option is that your equipment will stay sterilised as long as they are submerged in water.The beauty of a UV steriliser is that you don't need to worry about descaling or maintenance. However, you should clean it regularly. So, here's how to sterilise baby bottles and feeding equipment.

Accessibility: Is everyone that needs to use it able to use it? Will it work for a family with multiple children? Using UV light, the Tommee Tippee Ultra is a safe and dry method of sterilising which kills 99.9% of harmful germs without using heat, steam or harsh chemicals. You can rest assured that it sterilises those hard to reach areas, getting rid of germs that may linger in bottles, teats, breast pumps and other accessories even after thorough washing. We spoke to these real parent testers to get their review... How did this product make your life easier? Malcolm says, "Typically, a variety of baby equipment can be safely sterilised in a UV steriliser, including feeding bottles, teats, and soothers (non-latex), tableware, cutlery (non-metallic), breast pumps (not the air tube or electric components), teat tongs, storage lids, storage pots, and nipple shields." Based on clear bottles Substantiation - external lab report on testing sterilisation times for clear and coloured baby bottles

Hollie: It saves me time because I previously used a steam steriliser and with this one there's no need to add water or descale the steriliser which I needed to do really often because the water is hard where I live. I can now sterilise all of my breast pump parts with this product because the UV doesn't damage the materials unlike my previous steam steriliser. There's also no risk of burning myself with hot water or steam with UV which I did plenty of times with a steam steriliser when opening it too soon. Would you recommend this to other parents? Drying & storage function: Choose between a 30, 40 or 50-minute drying cycle. Use the storage function to store your sterilised bottles and accessories in a sterile environment Remember – if you open the door to the steriliser at any point during the cycle then the cycle will pause. If this happens during sterilisation its best to start that cycle again. Baby bottles that’ve been sterilised in the UV steriliser may become slightly yellowed in appearance. This is nothing to worry about. The bottles are still safe to use. If you wish to leave the products inside the sterilizer you can use the storage mode which will keep them sterile.