Dr. Brown's Microwave Steam Sterilizer Bags for Baby Bottles, Pacifiers, Pump Parts and Accessories, Travel Baby Bottle Sterilizer, 30 Uses per Bag, 5 Count (Pack of 1)

I love it 😻 it's easy to use it leaves the bottles completely dry the space is enough the cycle is very short you can only dry them or only sterilize them in my case I use the automatic button once a day and sterilize them and dry them in a single cycle the rest of the times I only dry them it is very practical the size is perfect so that you can be anywhere bring your meter to put water every time it is going to be used it is perfect since you do not need another storage place since you can leave the bottles right there I have been using it for more than 8 months and to date I have not had any inconvenience I will continue to take care of it and clean it so that it can serve me for longer I love it

Absolutely love it. The cheapest and nicest one I’ve found. It works really fast, super easy to set up and use. Definitely has made my life easier being able to do a quick scrub with bottle soap and then put it in the sterilizer, press start, and continue on with my day.

Affordable, easy and quick way to sterilize your baby bottles. They have worked perfectly on all our trips. Depending on how many days the trip is, you should take more than one bag since every bag can only be used 30 times.

We have an 11 week old at the time of writing this. We started doing limited bottle feeding around the 4-5 week mark. This has been phenomenal for sanitizing and drying bottles and breast pump parts. We wash everything off in the sink with hot water and baby safe soap and then put it in the sterilizer to finish cleaning and drying! Sometimes when we are in a rush we just use the dry setting to quickly dry something. Works like a charm!

This is much easier than the bag version. But I wish it fit 8 oz bottles this fits 4 oz bottles just fine. If I can find a 8oz bottle sanitizer that would be awesome. Great product. Been using for a couple of months highly recommend.

This sterilizer is very convenient and easy to use, and it does a good job cleaning baby bottles and parts. I like the compact design and that everything fits nicely inside. However, the downside is the drying function. It does not always get hot enough, and sometimes the bottles are still wet even after running the drying cycle for hours. I often have to air-dry them afterward, which is a bit disappointing. Overall, it’s helpful and saves time compared to manual sterilizing, but the drying performance could definitely be improved. That’s why I’m giving it 4 stars.

Honestly, worth every penny for new parents! It cuts down so much time on washing and drying, and I don’t worry about bacteria on bottles anymore.

We bought the Dr. Brown’s All-in-One Sterilizer and Dryer because our Philips Avent sterilizer didn’t fit the tall, narrow Dr. Brown’s bottles. If you exclusively use Dr. Brown’s bottles, this is a solid choice since many other sterilizers don’t accommodate the tall narrow shape. Check out the video for more details :) Pros: • Designed for Dr. Brown’s bottles – The tall, narrow shape fits perfectly here, unlike other sterilizers. • Spacious capacity – Holds up to six bottles plus all their parts, and even fits pumping parts if needed. • Multiple modes – You can choose between sterilizing only, drying only, or auto mode (which does both). • Set it and forget it – Auto mode is convenient for busy parents. Cons: • Not a washer – This doesn’t clean bottles; you still need to wash them separately before sterilizing. Washing would sometimes take us 30 min a day between bottles and pumping parts… really took a toll on us doing this Every. Single. Day. • Takes a while – Compared to other sterilizers, the full cycle (especially auto mode) feels long. Our Philips Avent sterilizer completes a dry and sterilize cycle in ~45min vs the Dr Brown’s sterilizer which takes almost an hour. • Loud drying mode – The drying function is noticeably loud, so we avoid running it at night. PRO TIP: If we could turn back time, we’d invest in an all-in-one washer + sterilizer + dryer combo to simplify the daily routine from the beginning. BUT those are expensive. Our baby is now 8 months old, so it’s hard for us to justify that cost when we only have 4 ish months of bottle feeding left. So instead, we recently bought the Dr Brown’s Dishwasher Basket and WOW – this has been a GAME CHANGER! If you have a dishwasher, ditch the hand washing and pair the Dr Brown’s Sterilizer with the Dr Brown’s Dishwasher Basket – that combo has saved us so much time in our daily baby prep routine (~30 min) in addition to helping me regain my sanity … the anti-colic mechanism is genius but the Dr Brown’s bottle parts are SO tedious to hand wash!! IYKYK. In summary, if you exclusively use Dr. Brown’s bottles, this sterilizer is one of the only options that truly fits the tall narrow bottles and works well. However, since it doesn’t wash bottles, you’ll still spend time cleaning them separately before sterilizing. It’s reliable and effective, but if you want a more hands-off approach, an all-in-one bottle washer/sterilizer might be a better choice but if that’s not an option, get the Dr. Brown’s Dishwasher Basket with the Dr. Brown’s Sterilizer to simplify your routine.