bottles are still wet?
614213
SUPER wet. A ton of tiny little water droplets covering the entire surface of the bottles and it takes FOREVER to dry. This is why I returned mine and got the Wabi - it's a sterilizer and a drier in one. Within a 60 minute cycle, it sterilizes and dries everything so that it's ready to go.
614214
Yes, all the time. I think it is normal. Annoying too. I'm sure if you add less water it might burn off but you don't want to burn the plate out.
614215
From my experience the bottles do take a while to dry after being in the steamer. We just use a paper towel to dry the first one off and by the time you need a second one, they should be dry. I've heard that A/C humidity levels in your home could have something to do with it.
614216
Yes but this is not harmful to the baby. I keep the bottles in the fridge after sterilize. Reviewing the above, wait 60 minutes for the bottles seems crazy.
614217
Yes the bottles will be wet after sterilising since the appliance uses steam. I just put them to dry on a rack once they have been sterilised.
614218
Yes, the bottles remain wet after sterilizing. I tap them on a dish towel, tilt them and let them air dry.
1720346
Mine wasn't sealed either and when I shake it, seems like the bottle is only half full. I'm concerned that I got a bottle that has been used and returned. :-(
1494508
Yes, there is a reservoir so you need to make sure that it is completely empty before replacing with a new bottle.
670319
Another method that I use, although it may be because I have done it for so many years that I now have the experience, is to shack the bottle close to your ear (with nothing attached to the bottle). If you can hear liquid splashing around inside, it is still good. The exception is if the bottle is completely full or completely empty. In that case you may have to go by the feel of the weight of the bottle (I usually have an spare around and use it for comparison).
424868
None that I have seen. I filled my bottle with water and laid it on its side overnight to see if it leaked and everything was good.
2157610
The bottles are semi transparent. But I would recommend getting some labels.
1827486
The sprayer should not have liquid. It might have been used and returned. Send it back.
1104
No! Though the bottles have a "seal" that allows only a few drops to come out at a time. I hope this helps.
899211
I have had mine for years and never had a problem. Sounds like to me, you have a broken seal. It's getting wet inside. Sorry.
1295662
Nothing on the bottle indicates that it is stabilized. I assume that it is not stabilized.
754703
Any time you want to check if the bottle is empty, just stop spraying and shake the bottle. You can pretty well judge how much is left if anything. I sprayed 2 bottles this morning and could tell when they were empty. I found no evidence of water entering the bottles.
206724
Dry-handed, probably not. Slightly more likely using butter or oil as lubrication, as the opening of the bottle is narrower than the rest of the bottle.
740205
Not unusual and should be OK so long as there is still liquid in the soak bottle.
1402616
I've done hundreds of records with no label damage. You get an very occasional drip across the label but it's over 99% distilled water (you *are* using distilled water, right?) so you can blot it right off with no worries.
1468671
There is not a fool proof way. If I'm on smooth road, I don't have an issue. I also use the sponge in the top to help minimize splashing. Overall it is a good bottle.
1902197
I have occasionally noticed a little "sweating", but never an issue with handling the bottle. Might be different in a more humid climate.
1830088
I used them inside beer bottles and they seem to hold, however , I soaked them in water first to help swell them before adding liquid.