Cleaning Instructions for Boiling:
- Rinse the teether in warm water to remove any visible debris or residue.
- Fill a pot with enough clean water to fully submerge the teether, making sure the pot is large enough to accommodate the teether without overcrowding.
- Place the pot on the stove and bring the water to a rolling boil. Once the water has started to boil, allow it to boil for at least 5 minutes but no more than 10 minutes.
- Carefully remove the teether from the pot using tongs or a spoon.
- Inspect the teether for any remaining residue or debris, if necessary, rinse the teether under warm water.
- Pat the teether dry with a clean towel or allow it to air dry in a clean area.
- Always inspect the teether for any damage before giving it to baby.
Cleaning Instructions for Dishwasher:
- Top rack only
- Heated wash and dry is acceptable.
Cleaning Instructions for Microwave:
- Rinse the teether in warm water to remove any visible debris or residue.
- Fill a microwave safe bowl with enough clean water to fully submerge the teether.
- Place a microwave safe plate or microwave cover on top to cover the bowl and prevent splattering.
- Microwave on high for 1-2 minutes. The exact time may vary depending on your microwave's wattage, so monitor it closely to avoid overheating and or boiling over.
- Once the microwave cycle is complete, carefully remove the bowl using oven mitts or heat resistant gloves. Be careful as the bowl and water will be hot, allow the teether to cool down before handling.
- Inspect the teether for any remaining residue or debris, if necessary, rinse the teether under warm water.
- Pat the teether dry with a clean towel or allow it to air dry in a clean area.
- Always inspect the teether for any damage before giving it to baby
Cleaning Instructions for Sterilizer
- Rinse the teether in warm water to remove any visible debris or residue.
- Read and follow your steam sterilizer instructions as each model will vary.
- Allow the sterilizer to complete the cycle and once the sterilization cycle is complete open the lid carefully to avoid steam burns. Use tongs or heat resistant gloves to remove the teether from the sterilizer.
- Inspect the teether for any remaining residue or debris, if necessary, rinse the teether under warm water.
- Pat the teether dry with a clean towel or allow it to air dry in a clean area.
- Always inspect the teether for any damage before giving it to baby.