Disinfecting Units
Vaporizer
Especially in the first months of your baby's life, you should pay attention to good hygiene, because his immune system is not yet able to cope with pathogenic germs. With a vaporizer, you can easily sterilize baby bottles, accessories and pacifiers and thus protect your baby from germs and bacteria. So you can enjoy the time with your little darling completely relaxed.
What do I need a vaporizer for?
Everything your baby puts in its mouth should be sterilized regularly. For example, pacifiers or teething rings. If you bottle feed your baby, the bottles need to be cleaned and sterilized after each use. And if you use a breast pump, you also have to disinfect the accessories regularly.
A sterilizer is not only practical, but also safe. Once turned on, the device runs by itself and turns off automatically after the sterilization process is complete. Compared to boiling things in a saucepan, this method is energy-saving and you won't burn your fingers when taking things out of the boiling water.
A sterilizer is not only practical, but also safe. Once turned on, the device runs by itself and turns off automatically after the sterilization process is complete. Compared to boiling things in a saucepan, this method is energy-saving and you won't burn your fingers when taking things out of the boiling water.
How does a vaporizer work?
A vaporizer, also called a sterilizer, sterilizes baby bottles and accessories with hot steam. No additional chemicals, such as disinfectants, are needed to effectively kill bacteria. Simply pour the specified amount of water into the unit, place bottles and accessories in the insert, put the lid on and turn on.
Can I leave the baby bottles in the unit after disinfection?
Yes. In fact, it makes sense to do so because they remain sterile in the sterilizer for three hours after the process.
Is there also a vaporizer with a drying function?
Yes, the VapoDry vaporizer sterilizes the baby bottles and dries them afterwards. This way they can be used again immediately and you save drying.
Can the vaporizer also clean bottles?
No, only clean items may be used in the vaporizer. It is best to rinse the baby bottles immediately after use with hot water and a mild detergent so that no food residue can dry on them. Once a day, all bottles are then placed in the sterilizer.
How long does disinfection take?
Disinfection takes about 10 minutes. Afterwards, you can remove the vials and dry them or leave them in the device. They will remain sterile for another three hours.
Will my vials fit in the vaporizer?
We do not manufacture our own vials, so when we develop our vaporizers, we make sure that they are compatible with as many common vials as possible.
Can I also disinfect my vials in the microwave?
The microwave beams alone do not guarantee that the vials are sufficiently sterilized, but additional treatment with steam can also be carried out in the microwave. Our VapoStar easily turns your microwave into a vaporizer.
What is that brown coating on the bottom?
The brown spots are burnt-in lime. Regular descaling keeps the heating plate clean and ensures that the appliance works properly.
Does my device rust?
No, the heating plate is made of stainless steel and does not rust. The brown spots on the heating plate are burnt-in limescale, which can be easily removed.
How often do I have to decalcify the device?
It depends on the lime content of the water. If the water is low in lime, it is sufficient to decalcify the device every four weeks. In some regions, however, it is necessary to descale weekly. It is best to take a close look at the heating plate regularly. A light white coating is not yet a problem, but if the lime layer becomes thicker or turns brown, then you should descale the device.
How do I descale my vaporizer?
All common household remedies can be used for descaling. We advise you to use citric acid, because it does not smell as unpleasant as vinegar, e.g. you can use the reer organic quick descaler.