safe for washing baby bottles and toys?
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Contact Seventh Generation directly and ask them and to see the MSDS. I wash my cat's dishes in this as well as all of my stuff so I don't see why it wouldn't be but if you are concerned I'd contact them.
859864
I use it to wash all of my boys' dishes, utensils, cups and toys. I like that it rinses cleanly and leaves no residue like some soaps. It also doesn't cause the skin on my hands to break out in a rash. I have very sensitive skin and this is the only dish soap I can use safely.
859865
Contains SLS (Sodium Lauryl or Laureth Sulfate). A known cancer carcinogen, is bad for skin, eyes, hair, gums and hair follicles. I would not use this on myself or especially anyone's baby bottles!!! Seventh Generation in this case is making BAD STUFF with a good name!
659616
throw it in the dish washer... it says its dishwasher safe :)i would definitely not use clorox or any bleach like suggested above, not safe for babies!
1716784
We do have a couple of brushes, a small one to clean the top nipple and a bigger one to clean the bottle. And we use them for all bottles(small or big). But the bottles are wide enough that a normal sponge would easily get inside. Not sure about the nipple though, I guess a good spray with the sprayer in kitchen would clean it up.This is what we have and must say its very helpful.Playtex SmartSpace Baby Bottle Brush
1793283
Yes its safe. It does have an odor at first, which is unpleasant and I wouldn't spray it on clothing or dishes but it shouldn't be a problem around a child.
483281
No nasty chemicals from warm milk in plastic. Even the BPA free plastic bottles release different things into the milk. Glass is a much safer option for a little one.
1210212
Yes, the product seems tough enough to withstand all sorts of baby matter, if you will, and seems not to discolour even with a Lysol wipe. I use Lysol, then wipe it off with a wet washcloth or a baby wipe. Also, for more frequent clean ups, I use a disinfecting hand sanitizing wipe (Clean Well) that is labeled "kid safe formula". Hope this helps.
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I'm not sure what the manufacturer's recommendation is, but if by "washable" you mean in a machine - I wouldn't do it or try to use a dryer. Hand washing with soap and water is fine. I use my set in a fish house and so far it scrubs up fine when necessary. The fabric is not really absorbent, but rather water resistant, so if you get something on the surface it wipes off fine. An oily substance might penetrate more and leave a stain.
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I tried it once just to see. The formula/milk leaves an oily film on nipples and bottles, so technically they would be sterilized (?) but still kind of dirty (?). I find its best to wash the bottles, nipples and everything and then put it into the sterilizer. I know when you're juggling babies and other things, washing and sterilizing seems like a chore, but it just seems safer doing the washing and sterilizing.
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It is safe for anything. I use it to wash wounds on my horses, (and humans too. ) i run a rescue so it is in constant use, works like no other, but I have to ask, why would you wash baby clothes in it?
862543
Yes it is. I mix up my homemade stain remover for laundry in these bottles. No problem with them :)
1943213
I have not put them in the dishwasher. I think the best way to clean them would be to use a baby bottle cleaner. They might hold up to the extreme heat of the dishwasher.
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I always as a rule wash everything out of the package, no matter what itis. Hot water and soap is all you need . They are compleatly safe to use and prefer them over any other products out there
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These bottles are really cheaply made and the plastic won't stand up to a lot of heat before it starts to break down, in my opinion. I wouldn't clean with either method you mentioned, just use soap and warm water. Hope this helps! :)
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I can vouch for months and months of hand washing. These labels don't come off until you take the off. Go ahead and try them on your baby bottles (glass or plastic). I have plastic containers. I also have glass containers I use for freezing. They work great. I can't vouch for putting them through a dish washer, but I say again, these label don't come off. Hope I've helped!
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Hello, Im from Colombia and here we dont use dishwasher for wash bottles, we prefer use "Philips AVENT 3-in-1 Electric Steam Sterilizer" for take care our babys and avoit any disease.
854006
I have not used it for that purpose. I have used it on baby clothes. It does a great job on them. I use it with Nellie's washing soda. No irritation. The washing soda is the soap.
883676
You can flip it over & supposedly lay the baby on it & wash them. I could see that working fine. Personally, I wouldn't. I think they treat the foam in it with some crazy chemicals. There are all kinds of really good bathing apparatus on the market for newborns. Google it, it may take time but I think you will find what you are looking for. I know you want to avoid plastic. However, for my little guy I had a little plastic tub that included a newborn hammock sling for it. When used the baby doesn't touch the plastic at all & it worked great. Good luck :)