Baby Brezza: How To Use The Bottle Washer Pro

Automatically washes, sterilizes & dries bottles and pump parts. Never use a bottle brush again!
Powerfully washes with 20 high-pressure spray jets
Kills 99.9% of germs with steam, then dries with HEPA-filtered hot air
Large capacity: Holds up to 4 bottles and accessories from any bottle brand and pump parts from most brands (not compatible with wearable pumps)
6 Cleaning modes: Wash-Sterilize-Dry; Wash-Dry; Wash Only; Sterilize-Dry; Sterilize Only; Dry Only
No plumbing required with removable clean & dirty water tanks
Eco-Friendly: Uses 50% less water than hand washing
BPA-FREE; 1-year warranty + FREE 6-month extended warranty when you buy direct from BabyBrezza.com
Dimensions: 18L" x 16H" x 8W"
Works only with baby-safe Baby Brezza Detergent Tablets (FREE 60 ct pack included)

[@amberlyb9434]

Make one that can wash wearable pump parts and I’ll buy it!

[@andresolan7242]

Para cuando estará en venta en México?

[@tashiiee6510]

Why hasn’t this been released in Australia? I was so excited about it only to learn that you didn’t release it here.

[@luisconcepcion723]

Does it wash glass bottles too?

[@justinenicole3926]

How long per cycle? I actually got one. Going to set it up and get things sanitized and put away. Baby will be here in a couple of weeks.

[@user-qf2nq2lz2j]

Do you like it?

[@recedingant4868]

Think I saw 80 minutes

[@beckp5456]

How does this take less work than other methods?

[@farahal-manadily9104]

How I can order one ?

[@mzdiamondlover]

On their website. It’s pre order only right now

[@RJaber3]

Way too expensive especially for the capacity. I couldn’t pay more than $180 for this

[@mrpcakes]

well shoot.. "(excludes Nanobebe Breastmilk Bottles and wearable pump parts and straw cups)"

[@ilovepizzaspaghetti688]

this is not even worth is you can only wash 4 bottles? and it’s supposed to be for large capacity? 😂 forget it i’ll use my washer and not be lazy to at least wash 2-bottles takes only 5-10mins smh baby brezza

[@MrBa143]

You dont get the quality of life from your washing machine. Sure, i can rinse of 8 bottles and put them in the washing machine, but i still have to add water to all of them, half assemble them and microwave them to sterialize them afterwards (or cook them in a pot based on what bottles you use). Then i have to empty them and let them stand to dry. Using this, i can put them in, turn it on, take them out and they are ready. I only have to do that twice to get all 8 bottles ready. Doesnt matter if the capacity is low, when you barely have to put any effort in to get them ready. Now dont get me wrong, if you dont care about ensuring your bottles are sterile, then this probably wont be worth the money for anyone, but i do care, milk residue is the homecoming for bacteria.