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A member asked:
My boy is almost 4 month, how long do i have to rinse his bottles with boiled hot water beforeuse?
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Not specifically: Bottles should receive the same care you give your regular dishware and utensils. A good bottle brush to remove any particulate matter along with regular soap and warm water is adequate.
Answered 6/27/2013
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