Can you use glass bottles in this warmer?
779669
Yes you can. It is a great product. You can kind of regulate how hot you want it by how much time you set the warmer.
895940
I don't see why not, but I've never had a problem with the plastic container. Plus, you'd have to find a glass one that fit just right inside the heating chamber.
622298
You could but I wouldn't recommend it. It wouldn't insulate and the plastic is somewhat thin and might stretch due to too being heated. Its definitely better for cold liquids but check the manufacturers website and that might give you the information you are looking for.
2140251
We used ours with a bottle warmer and they worked fine, although you do need to wipe them off good after taking them out b/c (as noted in another answer) a lot of steam condenses in the bottom rim.
2229377
It's not true because I used glass bottles on it so many-many times. Just don't make it too hot then put in cold water while still very hot to cool it because it might break your glass bottle. Hope this will help you!
721474
I have not tried glass bottles, but I would think so. There's some wiggle room after I put in the plastic 5 gallon bottle.
2140252
Yes, I warm mine on the Avent bottle warmer and it works fine as long as i fill the warmer with water up to the top (so it doesnt warm just the thick bottom of the bottle.
1388953
I have never put them in a bottle warmer. They do heat up fast in just a cup of warm water though.
2057444
I can't say for sure because I don't own any of the glass bottles but it looks to me like the piece that holds the nipple and screws on to the bottle is the same on the glass and plastic bottles, in which case you should be able to use this nipple on the glass bottles.
417750
You probably could as long as the cannister or can fits into the warmer. It works wonderfully for me. Hope this helps.
2151729
I don't see why you couldn't warm them up. It just doesn't have a steamer insert tho. The bottles float in the water so the jars would too.
275102
Depends on what size storage cups you are referring to, though highly likely since it is amply wide enough to fit regular bottles. Our Medela breast milk storage cups would easily fit in it. Though I am still wary of heating plastics so I only use glass bottles to heat breast milk in.
2148136
I do not use bottle warmers. But I have puts frozen pouchs in boiling water and it holds up just fine.I'd imagine you'd be fine.
1352904
I haven't try it. However, it was designed for plastic bottles, therefore glass ones should work too!Hope that helps!!
1116775
I have used it to heat our glass bottles. It worked fine and we had no issues with the bottle.
1972040
I don't know. I don't use bottle warmers but these are convenient because they are microwave safe.
2229376
I never saw that and have used glass bottles all along and also glass baby food jars to heat up? No problems in 14 months!