MichelJone
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Hello Friends,
Baby bottles and pacifiers should be sterilized before their first use, according to the Cleveland Clinic. Bottles and pacifiers do not need be sterilized again if you have a chlorinated water supply, according to Gerber. However, if you use a non-chlorinated source of water, such as well water, you will need to sterilize your baby bottles and pacifiers each time you wash them until a doctor tells you that it is safe to stop doing so. Nevertheless, regardless of water supply issues, baby bottles and pacifiers need to be washed after each use.
Thanks and Regards
Michel Jone
Avent Sterilizer
Baby bottles and pacifiers should be sterilized before their first use, according to the Cleveland Clinic. Bottles and pacifiers do not need be sterilized again if you have a chlorinated water supply, according to Gerber. However, if you use a non-chlorinated source of water, such as well water, you will need to sterilize your baby bottles and pacifiers each time you wash them until a doctor tells you that it is safe to stop doing so. Nevertheless, regardless of water supply issues, baby bottles and pacifiers need to be washed after each use.
Thanks and Regards
Michel Jone
Avent Sterilizer
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