Momcozy Bottle Washer and Sterilizer

I exclusively pump, so my answer might vary from someone who breastfeeds or formula feeds, but in my experience the Momcozy bottle washer and sterilizer is worth its weight in gold. I went from having to wash bottles and pump parts 8 times a day and boiling them for sterilization to just popping them all in the machine and having it do it all for me in half an hour.

I am a FTM and our MomCozy is one of our / if not favorite and most essential baby item. It can do everything - 4oz/8oz bottles, pump parts, binkies. Steams and dries like a gem. When we were in the thick of it - it was running 3-4x / day. Our son is now 5mo and it runs 1x/day. So thankful for it as - we all can being doing better things - resting or restoring - rather than doing the damn dishes. 5 stars for MomCozy.

Absolutely but only if you get the Momcozy or something similar, don't get the Brezza which requires distilled water and for you to empty the tank. My babies are 11 weeks old and I literally tell my husband ten times a day how much I love my machine. I truly don't know how I'd function without it.

We originally purchased the Baby Brezza Bottle Washer Pro and weren't huge fans - we primarily use Comotomo bottles for reference but also have Philips Avent. It felt like it could not comfortably fit all bottles and accessories/parts (I also EP so washed pump parts as well) without cramming it in. BB was incredibly easy to work with on a refund though. We ended up also trying the Momcozy bottle washer and have zero regrets. It fits bottles and parts much easier in my opinion and the various j

I have the momcozy bottle washer and I've found it to be completely worth it. I've had it for almost 6 months now and use it 3-4 times a day (I'm not running my dishwasher that often, plus the bottle washer is faster). I live in a semi humid environment so it takes things a long time to dry--having a drying function is such a time saver. In addition to bottles and pump parts, you can also use it to wash pacifiers or baby utensils. I like the Momcozy one because it can drain directly into the sin

I credit my Momcozy washer/sterilizer for preserving my sanity at 6 wpp!! Best purchase ever! I use it twice a day religiously

Not the exact answer you're looking for but we also use glass baby bottles and have the momcozy bottle washer/sterilizer/dryer and we LOVE it. Seriously my favorite baby purchase. I feel like if you're going to use a sterilizer you might as well also have the bottles washed, it's so easy. If you shop around you can usually get a good discount with different promo codes, I think I got mine for almost $80 off. I also have Philips branded items but when I researched this was the better all in one washer and I would get the momcozy one over and over and over again I can't recommend it enough.

Momcozy bottle washer hands down. I have an area set up in my bathroom with the washers waste tube going into my sink. I close the sink drain and let the parts soak in warm soapy water for at least 10-15 mins every day and then put them in the washer for best results. Also helps that my water comes through the softener. If you don't have that, I'd descale every once in a while. But I've used that beast at least twice every day since week 3. And it's going strong. Also, check your local fb market

We eventually upgraded to a Momcozy bottle washer because bottle and pump part washing was consuming too much time for me, but we were initially using the Dr. Browns sterilizer/dryer and it worked great. I used it for bottles and pump parts, and it holds a good amount. If you have the funds though, a bottle washer is like, quintessential for my parenting experience at this point. My baby is in daycare now, so I don't know what I would do without it.

I exclusively pumped and washed by hand for my 1st baby. I just gave birth yesterday and bought a washer combo from momcozy this time. I hated the whole process of soaking, washing and sterilizing. I used the washer to wash ans sterilize all the new bottles and pump parts and just loved it. I never liked using the general dishwasher for washing baby's things. If you can afford it, I would totally get it.

I switched to the momcozy b/c I don't want to wash anything this time around. But we really liked the baby brezza 10 minute when we used just a sterilizer/dryer.

Yes. 1000000% yes. I have the momcozy one. I'm not actually convinced loading it up Tetris style and filling up the water reservoir actually takes less time, but I am convinced it uses less water, I go through less bottle brushes, AND I DONT NEED TO WASH BOTTLES ANYMORE. Thank you for coming to my ted talk

I started with the baby brezza sterilizer and used it CONSTANTLY! This week I caved and bought a momcozy washer and sterilizer and it's nice so far. I haven't washed my pump parts in it but use it for all my bottles and it's amazing. I didn't know if I'd use them much, I wanted to breast feed. But a preemie and NICU stay forced us into exclusively pumping and bottle feeding and I can't imagine how else I'd sterilize without either of these machines. I honestly wouldn't want to use my dishwas