Cleaning Baby Bottles

Ensure your baby's good health with proper cleaning of their bottles. This guide is about cleaning baby bottles.

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Removing Sour Milk Smell From Baby Bottles

New Mommies, this is for you!

Sometimes baby bottles get a stale milky odor in them that just doesn't go away. Put a couple drops of mustard in them, swish them with water, then wash them out. You might think they will retain a mustard scent, but they won't, and the stale milky smell will go away!

By Janus from Gainesville, GA

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Clean Baby Bottles with Uncooked Rice

To clean baby bottles, add a little uncooked rice or some coffee grounds with a little warm water and soap. Put the top on and shake until clean.

By Darlene from Jax, FL

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Removing Sour Milk Smell from Baby Bottles

Baking soda will take the nasty, sour milk smell out of baby bottles. Just fill them with some warm water and a spoonful of baking soda. Shake it up well and then rinse it out. Then you can wash them as usual. No more nasty smell!

By Robin from Washington, IA

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