Papablic Sterilizer and Dryer Pro

I have the Papablic sterilizer and I FREAKING LOVE IT. I use it daily for the past year and it's going strong. A lot of people say soap and water or a pot on the stove, which works but I love to turn a knob and leave it- but mostly… I use it so all my pump parts are dry! It's nice washing them before bed and tossing them in the sterilizer for easy and dry assembly in the morning

I have 2 of the papablic sterilizers which are 70 each [link to item](https://papablic.com/products/baby-bottle-sterilizer-and-dryer) and used them for 2 kids and it has been AMAZING and no issues for 3 years of use so far!

I bought 2 of the papablic sterilizers and had enough sets of parts to last me 1 whole day and night. My husband was fantastic about cleaning and starting the sterilizers every night. The nanny was also responsible for cleaning the baby bottles and any pump parts she found throughout the day before leaving. 1) yes get a sterilizer and dryer 2) can others in your household help with the wash? Mental load with doing that is a lot too

100%!! I planned to breastfeed. I did — but I didn't know how intense and challenging breastfeeding is. Even with baby on my boob nearly 17 hours of the day, I still ended up using supplemental formula. Then eventually switching to full formula at 6 months because it was physically destroying me. Papablic Pro on Amazon. Got it at a discount and has been one of the most used items since day 1. We still use it after 10 months and it is great at fast drying items.

We used it for a year. Papablic on Amazon is plenty big for double the bottles. It dries too and it's fast

After 1.5 weeks of hand washing bottles, I almost lost my mind. So we got the Papablic bottle washer & sterilizer. We don't have a dishwasher and counter space is limited but this has absolutely been worth it. The price was reasonable and it is so nice to be able to just load it up and run it instead of having to stand over the sink during our limited nap times. I'm sure there is probably a better washer and someone will comment on this thread letting me know, but we're happy with the choice we made. tldr: Papablic bottle washer/ sterilizer has been worth it to us.

We have the Papablic and love it! Washes tall bottles, 4 at a time and completely dries everything. I put my pump parts in as well.

We have a Brezza and also a Papablic sterilizer, and use the Papablic one daily. Holds 6 Avent bottles (8 if you squeeze them in) and all the lids/nipples with room for pacifiers etc in the basket part.

Yup. Papablic here too. It's life changing. Note: I am ashamed how long it took me to figure out that you can flip the accessories tray over so it fits over taller things like the mason jars and big Dr. Browns bottles.

I use the Papablic pro sterilizer, it's $89 on Amazon and goes on sale pretty frequently. I couldn't survive without mine!

I used the papibolic (sp?) and it worked well for having tons of bottle parts, there's two chambers so you can fit the bottle itself on the lower area and everything else on the top chamber

I'm happy with our Papablic - doesn't take up too much space, easy to use, does a great job especially with drying. I put pump parts in it no problem. A few things to know for any steam sterilizer though: * Use distilled water to minimize descaling needs. However, distilled water isn't foolproof; if you put wet bottles in, the non distilled water from the bottles may eventually cause some dirt in the heating plate that will need to be cleaned off * This will sound obvious but make sure you loa

I have the baby brezza and papablic. Ended up exclusively pumping so it's been amazing having 2 sterilizers for all the bottles and pump parts. Brezza is faster but beeps really loudly when it starts and ends.

Thr papablic sterilizer is great. You dont need fancy ones. And you'll need it for the first 6 months, once they start solids its ok not to sterilize bottles but some people do sterilize till 1 year so thats personal choice. Edit to add - it also is great to have to sterilize pump parts, teethers, pacifiers and their little toys.

Omg I just learned that today from your tip. 🤯 I came to write, papablic but doesn't fit the 8oz Dr browns bottles