Battle of the baby bottle sterilisers | Coral UV | Philips Avent | Milton | To The Test EP3

Baby bottle sterilisers: Is washing with soap and water good enough? There are many types of sterilisers on the market, some can even help sanitise your gadgets. But which is better? UV light, steam or cold water tablets. Read Rei's full review here: str.sg/wszN [For subscribers]
Rei Kurohi and Kimberly Jow put three kinds of sterilisers through very scientific paces.
Tested are the Coral UV 2 Sanitizer + Dryer, the Philips Avent steam steriliser, and Milton’s
Cold Water sterilising tablets. The results could surprise you.
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[@ruteabdo]

Thank you! That was really helpful for a first time mum ☺️

[@robyadzani9659]

a lot of information we can get from this video, thank you for your effort to make this. Appreciate it team! ❤

[@mobhouseproductions4395]

This is an extremely enlightening video. Thanks guys.

[@yang1212]

very informative, thanks for making this video!

[@sarishnasingh9601]

Viruses are very small and you would need an electron microscope to see them, please explain how you cultured the viruses and determined activity of the various sterilisation methods using viruses, and what viral culture medium you used, as it looks more like a phage test than viral culture.

[@tysloo81]

i find the UV one kinda stupid, UV can broke the molecule bond, UV can made you cloth fade, can make plastic fragile and so on, why would anyone want to use it for sterilize item when it could damage the item itself?