Regarding the methods of disinfecting bottles, some mothers know several methods, such as disinfecting bottles with boiling hot water, disinfecting bottles with warm soapy water, or using steam. As a result, they all meet the same problem, as the bottles come out wet after being sterilized. If you do nothing, mold or fungus can enter. What do you do with them after they are cleaned? How do you get the bottle dried?

The methods by which most parents dry baby bottles are not too complex. Drip dry. Many parents leave freshly sterilized baby bottles for drying on a specially designed dry rack or a regular dish drying rack. Although we are not against with this method, the process can be time-consuming and maybe after 48 hours later they are still wet!

Towel/washcloth dry–Not Recommended.Although it seems logical to dry the baby bottle with a towel after washing it. But it is definitely not a recommended option! Even seemingly fresh dish towels can carry bacteria that could contaminate clean and sterilized bottles.  Don't you feel like this will defeat the purpose of the sterilization?

Baby bottle sterilizer and dryer, 2 in 1 function–Mothers' Ideal Choice. For baby bottles that are dry and sterilized, it's hard to beat the convenient 2-in-1 electric baby steriliser. This handy device will dry bottles completely in 30 minutes. It saves you time and also takes away your doubts about the cleanliness of the bottles.

Therefore, if you have busy housework, in order to save you time and eliminate the worry of bacteria, mold and germs on baby bottles during the drying or storing process, the perfect way is to purchase a baby feeding bottle dryer and sterilizer.