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In boiling water
• Place all the individual parts in boiling water for at least
5 minutes. Use a clean pot and fresh water with reduced
calcium content, if possible.
NOTICE! Risk of damaging plastic parts! Plastic will melt if
it comes into contact with the hot base of the pot. Make sure
the water level in the pot is high enough to enable the parts
to float clear of the base.
• You can remove excess water more quickly by shaking all
parts.
Using a standard thermal disinfector for baby
bottles (not a microwave oven)
For effective disinfection, use a disinfector with a runtime of at
least 6 minutes. Regarding disinfection, the duration of the dis-
infection procedure and the quantity of water required for this,
follow the instructions for use of the disinfector you are using.
CAUTION
Inadequate disinfection encourages the growth of bacteria
and thus increases the risk of infection. Thorough disinfec-
tion has not been completed until the disinfector automatic-
ally switches itself off, or the minimum disinfection time spe-
cified in the instructions for use of the disinfector has
elapsed. Therefore, do not switch the device off prematurely.
Also make sure that the disinfector is kept clean and regu-
larly check that it is in good working order.
4.4 Visual inspection
Inspect all product components after each cleaning and disin-
fection. Replace any broken, misshapen or seriously dis-
coloured parts.
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