How do you heat up the bottles? Whenever I put this in water, the water gets into the milk from the bottom.
149752
I have found the same thing. I use another container in my bottle warmer and then pour it into the mam bottle. It is an extra step but I like the mam bottles so much otherwise that I still use them.
149753
I always heat up the milk in a separate container then pour it into the bottle. I've found that that works best.
149754
Unfortunately, putting it in water is really the only way to successfully heat these. I personally didn't have a problem heating them that way. Can't put them in a bottle warmer (they will leak all over). Horrible bottle design, which is why I stopped using them. Too bad. The nipples are great.
149755
hey,actually I bought it for my sister, I don't know how to use that ,sorry about it
999597
Nope. I warm up the milk in a small saucepan and pour into the liner. I also re-use the liners - scrub with a bottle brush and they forever!
800767
Actually, you should never microwave baby's milk! It can create hot-spots in the liquid. Its best to microwave a cup of liquid & set the bottle inside it for a few minutes. =)
1148144
For Milk, it's advised never to microwave it to warm in any bottle. And further more, warming liquid with a glass container in a microwave is likely to cause a breakdown of the plastic into the liquid. I'd avoid this particular issue with a baby's food/drink
2241716
I put the bottle in my Kiinde Kozii warmer. I don't recommend boiling water for this bottle or for breastmilk. In a pinch, I've put the bottle in a large coffee mug and let hot water from the tap flow into the mug and swirl around the bottle.
2246150
We always heat our milk in the microware. We fill it to the fill line on the glass and heat it for 50 seconds (the microwave is 1200W). I hope this helps.
151831
Yes, heat the milk to 180F, then let cool to 110F. The cultures are more active in a warm environment.
158151
it should work, it gets warm so the glass bottle will get warm as well. This is what I do because the bottle takes about 15 to 30 minutes to warm up. I have notes of about every how often my baby wants milk and I have noticed is every 2.5 hours to 3 hours. Since the bottle takes 30 minutes AND i have written down my baby's last and every meal. I know when he will be hungry so I start warming the bottle 30 minutes in advance and keep it warm until my baby wakes up. NOW, since I use formula, I DO NOT insert the formula until my baby is ready to eat because sometimes it is too hot and I need some space to put some cold water to make it warm. I always carry a bottle with cold water JUST in case i need to warm it up and it is too hot. God bless all babies. Amen
533769
The numbers indicate the temp of the heating unit,,,the higher number (3) heats the fastest and the lower numbers in a more leisurely time.Suggest you use the lower, as you may have to cool it down more often at '3', not something to do if you are breast feeding/pumping and having to open another container, waste some of the over-heated milk to make room for the cooler milk. Or you could run the bottle under cold water for a period of time...so it is all about time...spend it now or spend it later.
907442
I would be worried warming any breast milk storage bottle in the kind of bottle warmer that boils away the water. That's just me. We got the kiinde warmer for that reason.
1147462
I think this is designed especially to heat up only water since it it heats up extremely hot and everything else than water would stick/burn to it. Try to soak it overnight in a mild detergent and than scrub the burnt milk off as much as you can. Also, after cleaning it, try to use it in water a couple of times before you actually making tea or anything else from the hot water. Hope this helps!
767764
This appliance does not heat the milk initially. You must do that separately first. It is meant to hold the yogurt cultures at the ideal warm temperature for proper fermentation and then cool them.
748962
We would heat milk up in a separate container and then poor it into this sippy cup. We never tried to warm it up in the cup
4527
Yes, I clean these and then microwave all the parts in a microwave steam cleaning bag. I also have heated up milk in this bottle, but you have to make sure to mix the milk after heating. It gets hot spots in the milk just like any other beverage that you would heat in the microwave.
907441
I haven't used other bottle warmers, but what I often do is put hot tap water into a tall Tupperware container and heat it in that. I actually think that works better than the Kiinde warmer for full bags because it reaches to the top of the bag.
956376
Not sure about re-heating in the bags... I defrost in the bags by submerging them in cool then warm water then I transfer to bottles and re-heat at that point
1150155
I suspect that the water is not hot enough, either because of the washing machine settings or because the water coming out of the water heater is not hot enough, or both. I am not a technician but this can be the cause, specially if you tried different bottles. Otherwise it could be just one bad bottle.