Baby bottle's Care, Use, Maintenance, and Repair

Care, Use, Maintenance, and Repair

You don't need to sterilize baby bottles after each use. Unless you're using water that might be contaminated with harmful bacteria, you can simply wash them with hot, soapy water (either by hand or in the dishwasher), according to the American Academy of Pediatrics. Of course, always wash your hands before handling your baby's bottle.

Bottles and nipples should be washed thoroughly after each use and allowed to air dry completely. This reduces the chance of bacteria growing in leftover milk or even water.

To reduce the chance of Plastic baby bottles leaching chemicals,I recommends disposing of bottles that are scratched. And as with all plastic storage containers,it's best not to microwave plastic baby bottles or heat them unnecessarily.