Which steriliser should I buy?

summert · 19-04-2008, 09:56 AM

Hi, i have just joined mummysg yesterday.

I would like to gather more info on which brand of steriliser i should buy. Currently, there are 2 brands which i am deciding on. Either pigeon or avent. I heard that avent is easy to use but pigeon can fit all types of bottles etc.

Pls help. Thank you!

LoVeS · 19-04-2008, 10:13 AM

It depends on ur budget n aso ur own preference. If u wan cheap BUT sterilizer dun look so nice then buy pigeon IF u wan nice looking ones BUT slightly more ex then buy Avent lor.

Actually both pigeon n avent aso can fit in most milk bottles. I bought avent one but my bottles r pigeon ones.

trulyjava · 13-05-2008, 10:33 PM

Hi Summert, Conservatively you could wash the bottles and do normal boiling in pot. Get a bit pot can fit all the bottles and teats that will do. That what we do in nurseries in hospital. After boiling pick it up with a tongs ( could by a tong only for bottles) and but a bottle hanger to air dry it. All you need to wash your hands before making milk. Hope this tips are useful.

Lina,
Mummy of 3

weishy · 22-05-2008, 09:40 AM

Hi i agree it depends on ur budget,usually no need to use it after 6 months.If there's a space constraint as well as $....then boiling will be much better,needs some time though but only like 5 mins

MIne's tommy tippee which is 2nd hand,works well and still working but not using now since she's on solids already...just simple boiling(to play safe la).

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Hannah · 21-06-2008, 04:49 PM

Avent or Pigean is good

-SRI- · 24-06-2008, 06:55 PM

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Originally Posted by JellyMonster

erm, normal boiling would be good? the bottles wont melt or cause any toxic thingy, perfectly safe! we mommies' generation lived with that, i dont see why our precious babes cant :] did normal boiling for the older 2, the 2 arriving, i will be boiling if needed too! cheapest and least troublesome way.

tt wat i did for my niece... nw she's 1yr 6mths n i still did tt..... traditional way...

arlong · 10-10-2008, 10:49 AM

Hi all,would like to check if Lucky Baby sterilizer can fit Avent Bottles?
Kindly advise, thanks.

Palindrome · 13-10-2008, 12:42 PM

Boiling is still the best. Cheap and good. Buy a big pot!
If you do not clean your streilizer properly there will be mould growing on it.

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summert Female Attendant Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: singapore Rating: Not Rated Gender: Posts: 1 Gallery: 0 Rep Power: 0 Reputation: 10	Which steriliser should I buy? Hi, i have just joined mummysg yesterday. I would like to gather more info on which brand of steriliser i should buy. Currently, there are 2 brands which i am deciding on. Either pigeon or avent. I heard that avent is easy to use but pigeon can fit all types of bottles etc. Pls help. Thank you!

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trulyjava Female Attendant Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Choa Chu Kang Zodiac Sign: Aquarius Rating: Not Rated Gender: Posts: 15 My Mood: Gallery: 0 Rep Power: 0 Reputation: 10	Re: Which steriliser should I buy? Hi Summert, Conservatively you could wash the bottles and do normal boiling in pot. Get a bit pot can fit all the bottles and teats that will do. That what we do in nurseries in hospital. After boiling pick it up with a tongs ( could by a tong only for bottles) and but a bottle hanger to air dry it. All you need to wash your hands before making milk. Hope this tips are useful. Lina, Mummy of 3

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weishy Worthy Lady Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Yishun Zodiac Sign: Aquarius Rating: Not Rated Gender: Posts: 112 My Mood: Gallery: 0 Rep Power: 2 Reputation: 10	Re: Which steriliser should I buy? Hi i agree it depends on ur budget,usually no need to use it after 6 months.If there's a space constraint as well as $....then boiling will be much better,needs some time though but only like 5 mins MIne's tommy tippee which is 2nd hand,works well and still working but not using now since she's on solids already...just simple boiling(to play safe la).

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