Tommee Tippee Ultra UV Steriliser, Dryer and Storage for Baby Bottles and Accessories, New and Improved, Kills Viruses and 99.9% Bacteria**, Steam-Free, Starbeam

Product Information

Using the power of UV, the best UV sterilisers can sterilise your baby's bottles in as little as three minutes with no need for cooling or drying. It's one of the more advanced sterilising options.

Always use the steriliser on a flat heat resistant surface and keep it away from inflammables and explosives. If you wish to re-use the sponge filters, then rinse the sponge in warm water and leave to air dry.

The verdict: Baby bottle sterilisers

When the storage function is selected, it emits five minutes of UV light and five minutes of drying power every two hours to keep the contents sterile.

Time: How long will it take to sterilise each item? Will that then fit into your routine and schedule easily? Do certain features take longer than others? The steriliser, dryer and storage unit can hold up to six 150ml or 260ml bottles at a time, which is perfect for your daily bulk sterilising routine. The adjustable shelves give you the option to customise the space to fit any other breastfeeding or baby accessories. Sterilising your baby's bottles and accessories is super important, and UV sterilisers can make life a lot easier. It can be a long and tedious task sterilising and one you'll need to do until your baby is one year old. There are lots of innovative sterilisers out there to help make this process easier.

Customer reviews

Wash items you want to sterilize in warm soapy water, rinse and drain before placing in the sterilizer. Don’t put dripping wet items into the sterilizer, as water can gather at the base. If there is water at the base or leaking from the sterilizer, please turn off the machine and wipe away water. When in use, hot air is released from the steriliser. Please keep your hands, face and other body parts away. Sterilize-only: Pop in your bottles, nippples, pacifiers and breast pump accessories and set to either 35 or 45 minutes.​

verifyErrors }}{{ message }}{{ /verifyErrors }}{{ Press the on/off button then select the function you wish to use – sterilize only, dry only, auto sterilize and dry or storage function. The beauty of a UV steriliser is that you don't need to worry about descaling or maintenance. However, you should clean it regularly. So, here's how to sterilise baby bottles and feeding equipment. Steam sterilisers are now being developed with fast cycles, which is always a winner, and they're a great option if you don't have a microwave in your kitchen. Convenience: Does it make the task of sterilising easier and more efficient? Does it take up minimal time?

Plug into the power, press the on/off button then select the function you wish to use – sterilise only, dry only, auto sterilise and dry or storage function. An alert sounds when you press any of the buttons and when you open or close the door. You can turn off the sound on the buttons but not when you open or close the door. The screen will illuminate and flash to show the function when in use. The countdown timer will show how long is left in the cycle. Cold water steriliser: A cold-water steriliser uses a sterilising tablet or liquid and cold water to sterilise bottles or feeding equipment submerged in it. It's a silent sterilising option if you're up in the middle of the night, and a huge plus of using a cold-water option is that your equipment will stay sterilised as long as they are submerged in water. In storage mode the sterilizer will sterilize and dry the product every 2 hours, until the sterilizer is switched off with the power off button.

Hollie: It saves me time because I previously used a steam steriliser and with this one there's no need to add water or descale the steriliser which I needed to do really often because the water is hard where I live. I can now sterilise all of my breast pump parts with this product because the UV doesn't damage the materials unlike my previous steam steriliser. There's also no risk of burning myself with hot water or steam with UV which I did plenty of times with a steam steriliser when opening it too soon. Would you recommend this to other parents? The option chosen will then flash to show the function when in use. The countdown timer will show how long is left in the cycle. Ease of use: Do you find all the features useful? Are you able to fit it into your daily routine with baby easily? Before you use a steriliser, you should wash, rinse, and drain the items you want to put in. Some UV sterilisers, like the Tommee Tippee Ultra UV 3-in-1 Steriliser, Dryer and Storage, have a dryer function. However, you still should not put dripping wet items into the steriliser as water can gather at the base. Tommee Tippee advises, "If there is water at the base or leaking from the steriliser, please turn off the machine and wipe away water." What can you sterilise in a UV steriliser? You'll find most UV sterilisers are used the same. All you do is pop your baby's item into the steriliser, close it and push a button. Within a few minutes, your baby's item will be sterilise. How we chose the best UV sterilisersOpen the steriliser door and remove the blue protective film, wipe clean the inside of the steriliser. Maria: For me, the size and the removable shelves are a great feature. As a mum who combi-feeds, I have plenty of bottles and breastmilk expressing equipment which need sterilising often multiple times a day. Whilst the unit can look large on your counter, the good news is that it’s a stylish design and crucially large enough to ensure you can sterilise multiple bottles and expressing equipment at once. From my research, other units appear to be smaller or don’t offer the same level of flexibility offered by the shelves allowing you to maximise the space available. I definitely think this product is a winner, life would be much harder without it.