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Milton Sterilising fluid

Curry_Queen · 2005-02-09 13:57:32

You don't need a baby in the house to use Milton's sterilising fluid! I use it for everything in place of regular anti-bacterial products and it saves a fortune as it's only £1.88 for 1250ml bottle at Tesco and will last me a month a more ... soaking dish cloths, pet dishes,wiping all kitchen/bathroom surfaces etc It's…

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peachyprice Posts: 22,346 Forumite

20 March 2017 at 7:52PM

Judi wrote: »

Just as well i never used bleach for sterilizing my babies bottles then.:D

I never really knew what to do with Milton. I tried it once, the bottles smelt awful after, so are you meant to rinse them, after which they wouldn't then be sterile or feed your baby with stinky bottles? I got me a steam steriliser instead.

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