Is it safe for microwave sterilizer?
617042
I would think do but I've never tried it. I have put it in the dishwasher though with no problems.
440111
We sterilize with the microwave. You put a little bit of water in the bottom and then nuke it on high for 4 minutes. Seems to be ok with that.
1902219
Yes it's fine in the microwave. I haven't done that much, but had no problem when I did.
199451
Thank you for your interest. Just like with any avent bottle, you can do it using the microwave or electric sterilizer
2010467
Hi Liz. This does say that it is dishwasher safe, but that is all. I don't know how long your plan to steam sterilize this, but a few bits in the microwave may be fine. That is a good idea for formula. Not sure if this helps.
1096070
Our devices are personal use only. I am not sure how professional clinics sterilize their hand pieces either? The components are very sensitive. There are many personal use IPL and laser systems on the market. None are autoclave safe. Most use PVC and other plastic materials for the hand piece. Our device does not cause a laser plume of burnt flesh like lasers do. This smoke plume is how germs and viruses contaminate surrounding areas. Neo mag light doesn't break the surface of the skin. All of the parts can be sterilized with alcohol pads.
2110979
As far as chemical leakage from microwave use, the research I did on the product all say it was safe, so I am taking that at word. As for my own personal use, I have used this bowl with cover, and many others like it for many years in the microwave without problem. If you are still unsure of the safety from the plastic cover you can further research that kind of information on the internet before making a decision. Hope this helps...............Susan
108234
Nothing on the box discusses sterilization procedures. It is made of ceramic material similar to a coffee mug or cup, and is made in China. The label says it is lead free and dishwasher safe. I put about an inch of water in mine and microwaved it for 20 seconds and it warmed the water and nothing happened to the netipot. I am not expert on sterilization but I think that putting water in it and heating it in the microwave would be no different than boiling water in a coffee cup. Hope this helps.
942996
I am sorry to reply you so late. Yes there is no any problem to use in microwave.
681270
yes, as long as you dont put the top on it, it sais their microwave safe on the bottom on the little containers :) and dishwasher(top rack) and freezer safe too.
1291979
I believe so. I use Avent steam sterilizer with all the parts except the tubes as the tubes seem to hold up well without any milk went in it, so I haven't sterilized it. I remember cleaning my first pair of tubes and it takes at least a week to dry even hanging it straight up and down.
1366024
Yes, absolutely. I was using the philips sterilizer, it went well without any problems.
1563306
The manufacturer's manual instructions indicate that they should be sterilize only in boiling water. They do not recommend microwave sterilization. I have no idea why. I did follow the instructions and my bottles are in great condition after been boil a lot of times.
2227638
Yes it is safe as long as you follow the machine instructions. This method of sterilization has been in use since 1856 to disinfect operating rooms and sergical equipment and in 19th century Europe to disinfect drinking water. The FDA does not approve anything but drugs and serious high tech devices such as implantable defibrillators. The product is registered with the FDA but that is a step down from approval but that is as good as it can get from the FDA. Hope that helps!
1176483
I would suggest checking the internet for a phone number or email for liquid naills directley and ask if it is microwave safe??? I would be carefull when microwaving anything with out a plate because the adheasive is toxic!!
1588077
I don't think so. I have never put it in the microwave. I would check with the company.
440109
Yes, when I first bought it we sterilized in a pot of hot water for 5-10 mins. Other than that, we rinse it with the Medela soap and hot water. I wouldn't recommend using the microwave or dishwasher as these things can break down the plastic. Of course, that is being a really anal parent. Every two weeks I sterilize it again within a pot of hot water but I never use the microwave or dishwasher.