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[@ToddALarson]

Maybe, perhaps you could give us the chart cuz some people don't keep boxes laying around.

[@mindlessftw]

Get your lazy ass a pencil and paper and stop expecting everything handed to you.

[@mihneaurs7826]

Good thing you explained for 1 minute the progress of humanity but you didn't tell me how much water should I put inside depending on the size and quantity of the bottle. Which was the first reason I watched the video.

[@Philips]

Hi Mihnea. Thank you for your comment. We're happy to help you with your query. For 125ml/4oz bottles, fill the warmer with water to just above the level of the milk in the bottle. For 260ml/9oz bottle, fill the warmer to 15 mm (1/2 inch) below the rim of the warmer. Never let water level rise above the neck of the bottle or spill over the edge of the warmer. We hope you found this information helpful. Feel free to reach out to us again if you have any other questions.

[@MikeKayK]

At 0:58 in the video she literally says "add 125ml of water" as she's pouring the water. Dummy. Should've just watched it again before posting that smart@$$ comment.

[@user-nm8nf7jk2z]

Worked very well.

[@LunaLuxxShop]

She has a pleasant voice. ❤️

[@carolinaherrera8909]

I love love this product!!

[@DonomanOx]

How to you get it to warm bottle? I put 5oz in with no lid and have to do it twice

[@taylorwilson8481]

Can I use warm other baby bottles in this bottle warmer? Like Dr. Brown's or other bottle brands.

[@EastAbbai]

About to Buy, One quick question - Only Philip Bottles works in that or can I use Dr. Browns Bottles too.

[@MissJo1983]

How warm can this heater make the food/milk?

[@ErwinMayer]

Poorly engineered. Seriously, why didn't you just add a heat sensor to avoid guessing if the time and temperature is right? We're in 2019.

[@SlicedSlappy]

You were in 2020

[@bobbye5554]

You were in 2020, we are 2021 now

[@asphyd12]

We’re in 2022 . But not yet !

[@Gunnl]

costs ... extra sensor ...extra logic... ensuring the sensor can accurately measure the temperature of the liquid while retaining no leaks over a long life time ..... its all costly engineering ...

[@ramizzekaj5491]

BAb I b.ema,gizine A mza

[@mttdry]

I can't believe it ain't got a timer on it

[@mttdry]

It could just be a timer that makes a noise U try watching the time on this and look after a baby We have had to buy a separate 1 and I would not have bought the warmer if I had realised

[@a.m.9944]

How long should it take to defrost milk using the defrost setting and should I use hot water or room temperature water

[@mr.l6615]

This unit is going to make my "night shift" dad duties with my son much easier! Much better to use this than pots on the stove!

[@bishopkarson5912]

i dont mean to be off topic but does someone know of a way to log back into an Instagram account?? I somehow forgot the login password. I would appreciate any tips you can offer me

[@harlemzahir8682]

@Bishop Karson instablaster :)

[@bishopkarson5912]

@Harlem Zahir Thanks for your reply. I found the site on google and Im trying it out now. I see it takes a while so I will reply here later with my results.

[@bishopkarson5912]

@Harlem Zahir it worked and I now got access to my account again. Im so happy! Thank you so much you saved my ass :D

[@harlemzahir8682]

@Bishop Karson happy to help =)

[@krishaverma8782]

Can this be used for formula? For newborns?

[@angiebirdsall5132]

Just got one and if there were any directions my SIL tossed em. I don't see any table on the box either

[@punrat19]

Its over heat everytime i used

[@souslesbombes]

Hey Christine, let go the "mom's best friend", we're in 2022 and dads do that to.

[@barretmorris7615]

Is it portable?

[@celinaandriani5254]

Hi! I would like to know if I could defrost Philips AVENT Breast Milk Storage Bags.

[@VRKIDGORILLA]

This was the answer from the same question: We recommend against using this product to defrost the milk you have in the storage bags. Thanks for asking! :)

[@dorkygirl97]

How much water do i put in it for a 4 ounce bottle

[@varjunind1]

Australian accent is extremely difficult, they could just put a text in the video

[@anchalgupta9331]

Does it also have a setting where we can just keep the milk and it stays at a set temperature so it is ready whenever we need it?

[@drewj50]

Yes.

[@reemab588]

drewj50 how long can you keep the milk in this set temperature?

[@danilodistefanis5990]

@@reemab588 two years.

[@YuraniGaleano]

Can I use this product to defrost the milk I have in the AVENT storage bags?

[@Philips]

That's a good question, Yurani. We recommend against using this product to defrost the milk you have in the storage bags. Thanks for asking! :)

[@hunterkirk5046]

Is this JPMA certified?

[@senecahouston1225]

Dont you make pumps as well? How can you tell the proper flange size?

[@rzncrnt9833]

Seneca Houston they have pumps but i dont recommend them bcos their flange sizes are limited and i havent yet mcgyver it with other brands flanges. U shud stick to spectra or medela pumps as they are hosp grade and spares can be easily found depending on where u live. All the best!

[@jagougou]

Does this work with the avent food containers?

[@Philips]

Hi there, thank you for your question. As long as it fits the food and bottle warmer it should not be a problem. :)

[@CountryMan008]

Is that ok to use these plastic bottles in microwave. Why I am asking cz I heard when we heat plastic it causing cancer ♋️?

[@janeebaaby]

MUHAMMAD HUSSNAIN never microwave baby bottles!

[@arwasmum4136]

Should I make milk in hot water first. Or with normal water

[@Philips]

Hello Arwas, thanks for your question regarding our Avent Electric Bottle and Baby Bottle Warmer! You can add normal water to the warmer, and then allow the warmer to warm up the milk for you. More details can be found here: to.philips/6050zy5yC We hope the helps, feel free to reach out to us on social media if you have further questions ☺️

[@riabebong11]

Can I defrost the milk from freezer directly ?

[@Philips]

Hi there, Ria. Thank you for your question. It's recommended to defrost breast milk in the refrigerator, before you warm up the milk in the Avent bottle and Baby Food Warmer. If you have any further questions, feel free to contact us again. :)

[@kemgarbuja7513]

Can I warm baby food? What kind of containers should I use?

[@kemgarbuja7513]

I am from Australia. I bought this long time ago but I have not use yet as I am breastfeeding. Now my bubba is starting solid food so I am planning to use.

[@kemgarbuja7513]

Thank you

[@kikis2008kikis]

Can be used for glass bottles

[@Philips]

Thanks for asking, Loresh. This bottle warmer can be used for glass bottles as well, indeed. If you have more questions, feel free to share them here. :)

[@rzncrnt9833]

Philips can it be used with the bmilk container?

[@abdulmateen8933]

i wonder what's for dinner

[@otherpatrickgill]

Hey, I just watched a documentary in which two women managed to resurrect a species of date which had been extinct for 2000 years by slowly hydrating the seeds in a bottle warmer. can you please explain how this appliance would make germinating old and potentially unviable seeds easier?

[@Philips]

Hi Patrick, thank you for your question. That's an interesting one! The bottles warmer is not meant for resurrecting seeds, but it sure sounds cool! Where did you find this fun fact? 🙂

[@Philips]

Hi Patrick, we were wondering if we can still be of assistance. Should that be the case, feel free to reach out!

[@kgaldea]

Hello.. just question.. can I warm breastmilk from the refrigerator directly putting it there?

[@Philips]

Hi Katrina, it's nice to see that you'd like to know more about the Avent bottle and food warmer. You can indeed use the appliance to warm a bottle of milk that comes out of the fridge. This will take approximately 4 to 6 minutes, as much depends on the amount of milk being warmed. Will you let us know if you have any other questions? We'd be happy to answer these.

[@kgaldea]

thank you so much ^_^

[@heru5472]

I wonder why you did not shoot close up to the warmer and show the setting on the button

[@rashidaawan8181]

How many prijCe it?

[@AshishSingh-lk2kd]

Does this work with the Philips Avent plastic baby bottles?

[@Philips]

The bottle warmer is indeed compatible with our (plastic) bottles, Ashish. :)

[@droidpirategaming5782]

I want to place bottle in warmer all night. But my question is it will be remains milk warm all over the night???

[@Philips]

Hi Droid, welcome. Thank you for the question. We're not quite sure why you would like to use the appliance all night long. Do you want this? Because milk can be warmed in just a couple of minutes. Hope to hear from you.

[@devarshimishra]

In addition, keeping the milk warm all night will cause bacteria to rapidly multiply. Refrigerate overnight and warm it when needed

[@alvinacheng414]

If I buy this Hong Kong, can I use it in Canada? Or I'll need a voltage converter?

[@Philips]

Hello, thanks for your message and interest in our Avent Bottle Warmer! The appliance sold in Hong Kong has a voltage of 220 - 240 V (to.philips/6059zhmG5). If purchased in Canada, the voltage is 110 V (to.philips/6050zhmGg). We hope this helps!

[@Philips]

Hello, we just wanted to check if you still needed any help? Feel free to reply!

[@alvinacheng414]

Where are your products available in Hong Kong?

[@Philips]

Thank you for getting back to us. You can find more information right here: to.philips/6058MBYLg. We hope this helps. 🌸

[@Ana-et4lh]

Hello, can I just use it to warm a water like in the night just to take bottle with warm water on right temperature, put milk formula and it is ready. If i can on which temperature I put that works throw the night 1,2, or 3...and how much water I put inside the mashine where I put the bottle. Thank you.

[@Philips]

Hello, Anna. Thinks for reaching out to us here. We're glad to see your interest in Philips products. Exact times depend on several factors like the starting temperature and volume of the water or milk, if the bottle is made out of glass or plastic, size of bottle, et cetera. In the user manual you will find a table with an indication of the times required for heating up milk. You can find it here: to.philips/6054EAcB2 Hopefully this will help you. If not, please let us know. :) Thanks, Ana.

[@Ana-et4lh]

@@Philips thank you for your reply...the bottle is 120 ml, made of glas, I just eant to put a bottle in the maschine that it keeps water on right temperature to orepare milk when I need in the night, that is it. On my maschine I have option of one, two and three lines....so can I put it in mashine with water to keep heat a water and keep temperature until I need a bottle...and if can, on which to turn on one,two or three line and how much water goes in to maschine where I put a bottle to heat. Thank you.

[@Philips]

Hi again, Ana. For safety reasons, the bottle must be removed immediately when it is at the right temperature. This is important to ensure that the bottle does not get too hot. Therefore, we don't recommend putting the bottle in to be prepared on forehand. The best time to heat the water is when you want to make the milk. We hope this clears it up a bit, but do let us know if you'd like to know more about it - we're 24/7 available to help! :)

[@Ana-et4lh]

@@Philipsthank you do much for you fast answer and clarification....wisch you all the best .

[@Philips]

No need to thank us, Ana. That's what we are here for! Thanks, we also wish you the best. Enjoy your day!

[@georginasbo2628]

They are very expensive but I love them so much

[@mrs.shaziafirdous9650]

How much cost

[@justjillart]

It cost different m depending on where you get it B and B where you live. It’s like $45 At Walmart in Conroe, Texas.

[@ZombieX13]

Worked for a week and now the water barely gets to room temp.

[@abmulhim]

if the milk is frozen, does it de-frost the milk in 3 minutes?

[@Philips]

Thank you for your inquiry to us, Abdulaziz. We want to inform you that it will take approximately 45 minutes to defrost and warm a 60ml frozen milk bottle. Please note that the defrosting and warming time may vary depending on the volume of milk and the material of the container. If you have any additional questions, please get in touch via Social Media. We're available on Facebook (@Philips) and X (@PhilipsCare). Don't worry, if you don't use Social Media, you can also reach out to us via the contact page: to.philips/6051gKMeU.

[@ronybal]

Hi how much watch for 100 ml milk and how long if we get from refrigerator?

[@Philips]

Hello Rony. Thank you for reaching out to us. We would request that you elaborate on your concern via social media. We’re available on Facebook (@Philips) and Twitter (@PhilipsCare). Don’t worry, if you don’t use social media, you can also reach out to us via the contact page: to.philips/6058uzcDA.

[@kgaldea]

Hello.. just question.. can i warm breastmilk from the refrigerator directly putting it there?

[@Philips]

Hi Katrina, we've responded to your other comment.

[@paulgerhard5170]

But HOW

[@Ghazala_Aizal]

Price?

[@annetteeu]

Can I defrost frozen baby solid food in this?

[@Philips]

Hi there, thanks for your comment here. The bottle warmer is specifically designed to warm bottles containing formula! :)

[@nukestrom5719]

Does it use steam?

[@Philips]

Hi there. Thank you for your interest. It works as follows: you place a bottle inside the bottle warmer and fill the space that is left with water. The bottle warmer will heat up the water, which will then heat up the bottle. For more information, please have a look here: to.philips/6052ERd2r. We hope that helps. :-)

[@KGraceC1112]

Can this defrost milk in storage bags?

[@Philips]

We appreciate you reaching out to us, Kimberly. Absolutely, you can defrost breast milk in storage bags. Put the milk storage bag in the refrigerator to defrost breast milk overnight. Place the milk storage bag in warm water before feeding to defrost breast milk. If you have any additional questions, please get in touch via social media. We're available on Facebook (@Philips) and Twitter (@PhilipsCare). Don't worry, if you don't use Social Media, you can also reach out to us via the contact page: to.philips/60503OdQ0.

[@hinatwee]

Can I heat frozen baby food?

[@Philips]

You most definitely can, Hina. In that case, you can put the settings on 'Frozen temperature'. :)

[@humayunkhan4685]

price please?

[@kwstas2149]

A Quick question please.. This machine works only with breast Milk?

[@tt703]

how much water do i add? cant tell with the thick australian accent... 1 - 5 whatt??

[@Philips]

Hi there. Thank you for reaching out to us. In response to your inquiry. We'd like to inform you that for 125ml/4oz bottles, fill the warmer with water just above the level of the milk in the bottle. Fill the warmer to 15 mm (0.5in) below the rim of the warmer for a 260ml/9oz bottle. Never allow the water level to rise above the bottle's neck or spill over the edge of the warmer. We hope we have answered your question. If you have any additional questions, please get in touch via Social Media. We’re available on Facebook (@Philips) and X (@PhilipsCare). Don't worry, if you don't use Social Media, you can also reach out to us via the contact page: to.philips/6056R9Gij.

[@francescanarciso5357]

she’s so happy u can tell the smile is fake

[@animalrescuer80]

Super duper slow warmer unit.....will return today

[@Philips]

Hi there, thank you for the comment. We are sorry to hear that you feel this way. Could you please send us a private message outlining the problem you are facing with the Philips Avent bottle warmer via Social Media? This way, we will be able to assist you further. Hope to hear from you soon. We request that you please get in touch via Social Media. We're available on Facebook (@Philips) and Twitter (@PhilipsCare).

[@harveypost1841]

Is that bottle warmer AI like my toaster..

[@blibbertibs]

How does this circulate the milk inside the bottle?

[@Philips]

This bottle warmer will heat up the milk gradually, Daniel. There is no mechanism needed to circulate the milk inside the bottle. ;)

[@liz-z]

All of your advertisements for this product specifically stated that the milk is circulated for even heating! Product sucks! I can heat baby's bottle in a hot water bath in the equivalent amount of time. Since I have to circulate it myself anyway... May as well return! Why waste my time with your false advertising!?

[@herbertlappert96]

@@liz-z you should learn about physics.

[@Ultracarbs]

Video doesn't actually tell you how to set bottle warmer.

[@vanessa8868]

Is the bottle warmer safe for playtex bottle ?

[@Philips]

Hi Vanessa. Thanks for your question. Our products are extensively tested using products from our own Avent line. This is why we unfortunately can't guarantee that it will work using products from other brands. We hope this helps. :)

[@bertharodriguez9439]

Is this battery operated??

[@loloshabooyah]

No, it plugs in!

[@fhranciz21]

Can I defrost a milk straight from freezer to avent warmer?

[@Philips]

Good question! We do have bottle warmers with a defrost function built-in, like the SCF355. It'll take a bit longer all-in-all to have a properly warmed up bottle of milk of course, but it's most certainly a possibility. :)

[@fhranciz21]

@@Philips Thanks for the prompt response. I have recently purchased a avent storage 10 cups and a avent warmer with defrost feature. Will the warmer automatically and completely defrost it? or do I need to manually monitor it?

[@Philips]

You're most welcome. :) The SCF355 doesn't monitor the temperature and shuts off by itself. There is a table included in the manual which helps you determine the appropriate defrosting time, as well as the right time to warm up the milk for the specific volume you've decided to warm up. Hope that answers your question!

[@mzlovin7870]

What is 5 wheels

[@Philips]

Hi, thanks for leaving your comment. Could you kindly elaborate on your question? We'd be happy to hear from you via Social Media (@Philips on Facebook or @PhilipsCare on Twitter). We'll be waiting for your message! :-)

[@mansoorahmed-bb3no]

where we put water

[@marinmilanovic916]

mansoor ahmed watch the video

[@purno030]

What if i want to warm 40ml? Pls help

[@Philips]

Hi Abdel, thank you for getting in touch with us. We would like to let you know that you can also warm up only 40 ml, and the time for warming up is then a bit lower as compared to 60 ml.

[@Philips]

If you have any additional questions, please get in touch via social media. We're available on Facebook (@Philips) and Twitter (@PhilipsCare).

[@purno030]

thanks for talking a lot but not saying anything.

[@liz-z]

Buyer Beware! Company advertises that the bottle warmer circulates the milk for even heating... It actually does not circulate the milk!

[@devarshimishra]

The milk inside bottle will circulate by itself. Read on the phenomenon known as convection

[@josedaniel1988]

Is that circulation only happening with this product? How would this be better than microwaving a bowl of water and then putting the bottle there.

[@autumnjones307]

I payed 50$ for mine not even a month ago and now it’s not working. Biggest pos to it hasn’t ever really “ warmed” any bottle

[@Philips]

Hi there Autumn, thanks for leaving us a comment and sharing your experience. We're sorry to hear your dissatisfaction with the bottle warmer after such a short amount of time. My colleagues and I are happy to help! Could you send us a message on Facebook or Twitter (@PhilipsCare) elaborating on this a bit more? We'll get back to you as soon as possible!

[@farwafarwawaqas5253]

Price

[@Philips]

Hi there, Farwa. We're happy to hear that you're interested. Can you please provide us with your country of residence? Then we'll be able to assist you further.

[@abcdLeeXY]

No one at the table thought “maybe we should add a digital reading”

[@anitasolanki4120]

Support to tarin kay

[@filippokorny4258]

This product is far from being mother's best friend. The table to estimate the time is 2x2 for 60ml or 120ml. You have to use your own timer and at the end you're really guessing. What if you'd like to warm 2 bottles: One with milk, second with the formula to top up? What if it's only 40ml? This bottle warmer is as smart as a kettle.

[@Philips]

Hi Filip, thank you for reaching out to us. We're sorry to hear you've not really enjoyed the bottles warmer. What exactly do you dislike about it? We would like to receive some feedback on it so that we can inform our product developers on this. Hope to hear from you.

[@PlysovejKaktus]

@@Philips Thank you for listening. I'm usually satisfied with your products, like avent glass bottles. But not this one. What I expect from the bottle warmer is to put a bottle into it, some water, press a button and leave. Then hear a tune when it's done, take a bottle out and go feeding. Now what I don't like about your product: 1) Your table is not adequate. I'd like to know how to warm any amount between 10 and 120 from fridge from both cool state or warm state (when is bottle warmer still warm). Bottle warmer doesn't stop when it's done. Doesn't even tell when it's done. It doesn't have any feature making it any better than a mug with hot water. If there is any, please let me know.

[@Philips]

Hi there, thanks you for sharing your feedback here with us. We appreciate and will make sure it reaches the corresponding team. We're always looking for ways to improve, and your feedback provides us the opportunity to do so. Thanks again. And if you have any other suggestions or questions, do let us know.

[@danilodistefanis5990]

PlysovejKaktus so basically, they didn’t really listen to you.

[@filippokorny4258]

@@danilodistefanis5990 Of course not, people are still buying it because it’s a good brand (well except for this). Win win

[@senecahouston1225]

Does this have a timer?

[@Philips]

Hi Seneca. Thanks for your question here. There is no timer in this bottle warmer. We hope this answers your question and if you want to know more feel free to reach out to us!

[@senecahouston1225]

@@Philips do you have any warmers WITH a timer?

[@Philips]

Thanks for getting back to us, Seneca. Could you please provide us with the country that you're currently based in? This way we can check the availability in your country. Awaiting your reply.

[@senecahouston1225]

@@Philips I live in the USA

[@Philips]

Hello, Seneca. We would recommend our Fast Bottle Warmer. The model number is SCF335 . Hope this helps :)

[@nicole3237]

Her voice is like nails on a chalkboard

[@crgIN07]

Just tell me how much water!!

[@k9trainergsd]

To the line

[@jacksonhilts5866]

Ok great but i dont have the table. This videos pretty useless

[@nicholaspetkovski6862]

1 to 5 mlsof water

[@Taskeen05]

I think she says 125ml of water. When you look at the bottle shes using to fill the warmer it's full and I know that's a 120ml bottle.

[@reginalazcano4125]

No entendí ni madres no entiendo el inglichs pero quiero pensar q es para calentar la leche en el biberón algo así como baño Maria 🙄 sera???

[@wilintonmosquea5020]

Si amiga es para eso y tambien para descongelar la leche.

[@reginalazcano4125]

@@wilintonmosquea5020 oh!!😳 gracias 👍 bendiciones 🙏

[@AudiS4orce1]

Why the F it doesn’t have a TIMER???!!!!

[@AMM-ur1xi]

This overheats and no temperature setting. Warming in just hot water costs nothing and more predictable. Its basically a boiler 🙄

[@blakemac4085]

When you say one twenty five say it as one twenty five , not one to five ...

[@nitrowad]

Bought a new version - it takes 9-10 minutes to warm up the bottle, and on the hottest setting it's barely warm (too cold for the newborn)... Waste of money...

[@Philips]

Hi Nitrowad, thanks for your comment. We regret hearing that your new bottle and food warmer is not performing as you had hoped and we'd like to see how we can be of assistance. Could you tell us more about the issues you're facing? What model bottle and food warmer do you have and what's the temperature of the bottle when it comes out of the appliance? We're hoping to hear from you soon.

[@chmissa371]

@@Philips same Problem yes too cold

[@njohn6981]

🤣🤣🤣

[@MrsLeopold]

Didn’t even show us how it’s done

[@ommohamed4020]

U should stop it Does not stop by itself

[@kulsumakterkeya9836]

Never use the microwave to warm the breast milk..

[@a.germen891]

Gib

[@LOUIZIANAFINEST]

Do not buy. Standing in the kitchen for 10mins, warm bottle cold milk. The stove is faster.

[@varjunind1]

Seriously who passed this video, her accent is so tough to understand

[@marinmilanovic916]

Baby food are not suposed to preheat after .. It is better make a new one .. and in the most way youre water in America are not good for drink you have to boil it or buy baby water

[@lohryder4276]

Add “1 to 5mls” or “125mls”? This is poorly presented

[@noahziegler3478]

I would pay double the money for one with a thermostat. You know thermostats the things have been around since the 1900s. I want to pop the bottle in and come back and grab it when my baby starts crying and no it's perfect and ready to go. Instead I pop it in and I got to hang out sticking my finger in the water and monitoring this son of a gun. Worthless

[@darrenrice7225]

circulate the milk continuously? I don't see this function. It looks stationary to me. To be completely honest, a jug of close to boiling water is much faster and if you boil and store 2L of boiling water in a flask, it is much more economical. This product is for sure a gimmick. It takes ages to heat 120ml of milk. Don't buy this. Waste of your money I can assure you. Get yourself a pretty looking stainless steel jug or container and a quality flask for a fraction of the price and you'll have a much better result.

[@clararivera4957]

this womens taks to much why docent she goes to the point omg, she really gets my nerves grrrrrrrr

[@katybechtel7242]

The video is only 1:27 😂😂😂

[@varjunind1]

I don’t how many ml of water to add, who passed this video on content or marketing team fml

[@noors6267]

Hello, Is it possible to defrost breast milk stored in plastic storage bags directly in the bottle warmer?

[@Philips]

Hi Noor, thank you for reaching out, and apologies for the delayed response. We recommend defrosting breast milk in the refrigerator. We hope this helps. 🌸

[@Jprinx]

@@Philipsis it by bringing it out from the freezer and putting it on the refrigerator?