Baby Bottle Washer: Cleaner, Sterilizer and Dryer

Let me start by saying this looks exactly like the Momcozy bottle washer I have, not sure if it’s made by the same factories or how their branding works but I have posted a side by side comparison picture. The detergent tabs are cross compatible which is very convenient. The Grownsy comes with 2 packs of detergent tabs. Each has 30 tablets for a total of 60 which is generous. You use one tablet per load. This works exactly as wonderful as the Momcozy version does and so I would expect it to hold up as well and be a workhorse. For some perspective, I work at a job where I can’t wash my pump parts. Every day I come home with 6 sets of pump parts to wash (bottles, flanges, valves, etc) and on top of that the bottles the baby used while I was at work. I run 2-3 loads a day of the bottle washer with my pump parts alone taking 2 full loads (so imagine how excited I am to have a second one now, yay!!). Having a bottle washer has saved my sanity.

So you found yourself looking at baby bottle washers? If you’re wondering if they’re worth it, I’m here to tell you they are!! I think everybody knows how tedious washing bottles and all the parts can be especially if you’ve already had a long day. I really like that you can just put them in and add some water and they’ll be clean in no time.

This baby bottle washer is very good just wish it was smaller as it doesn’t fit on ky counter top cabinets are too low however I put in the bottles followed directions and the bottles don’t smell anymore and completely clean no milk residue I was using one that went in the microwave and the bottles were always wet and then had to dry them on the rack thinking way bacteria is growing in them Just wish it was smaller

The spacing setup was well thought out. You can completely fill the bottom with tall bottles, and still put the top rack on for the small pieces. I also found that the stuff inside was fully dry after the cycle. It is highly recommended to use distilled water, and the machine uses about 2/3 of a gallon to run. The drain tube was a little finicky in getting to suction. I found that I had to wet the suction pieces to get them to stick. The drain tube and power plug were both detachable. So it is helpful for making sure all the water is drained out of the tube, being able to disconnect it.

I have this version and the deep clean pro with clear sides. I like the capacity of this version and the ability to remove bottle and paci supports. This version takes up a lot more space and isn��t as pretty looking. My biggest issue with this version is the water tank. The distance between the min and max lines are practically a hair��s breadth wide. It��s also tricky to fill. The tank opening is really narrow which makes it easy to spill while pouring. I��m also not a fan of the more rigid drainage tube.

I like the ability to customize the settings. I don��t always have the time for a full dry cycle. It��s nice to be able to run a quicker cycle and pull things out to air dry.