Baby bottle cleaning liquids remove milk residue and odours more effectively than regular dish soap
Formulated without harsh chemicals, fragrances, or dyes that could irritate baby's stomach
Plant-based options are gentle, biodegradable and gentler for sensitive skin
Multi-use formulas work on bottles, teats, breast pump parts and feeding accessories.
Regular dish soap wasn't designed for milk fat and formula residue. Bottle cleaning liquid was.
Removes milk residue and odour: Cuts through stubborn milk fat and formula buildup
Gentle, baby-safe ingredients: No harsh chemicals or strong fragrances
Multi-use: Works on bottles, teats, breast pump parts, and feeding accessories.
We recommend you pair with proper sterilising. Read our guide on how to sterilise and clean baby bottles.
Plant-Based: Biodegradable, tough on milk residue, gentle on items
Fragrance-Free: No perfume residue on bottles
Anti-Bacterial: Kills milk bacteria that causes tummy troubles
Multi-Purpose: Safe for all baby items (bottles, teats, toys, high chairs).
Add to warm water or apply to the bottle brush. Wash all parts thoroughly (and by this we mean body, teat, screw cap, venting systems). Rinse completely under running water. After washing, sterilise bottles (washing is intended to remove milk, sterilising aims to kill bacteria).
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Rinse immediately after feeding. Disassemble all parts. Wash in hot water with bottle cleaning liquid using a bottle brush. Scrub inside bottles and teats (including holes). Rinse thoroughly. Air dry on bottle drying rack. Sterilise before use if your bub is under 12 months.
Dedicated bottle cleaning liquids can be more effective at removing milk residue than regular dish soap, while also being formulated to be gentler on baby feeding equipment. Plant-based, fragrance-free options are often a good choice for those looking for mild but effective cleaning solutions.
Dedicated baby bottle cleaning liquids can be beneficial because they are plant-based, fragrance-free and designed for feeding equipment. They are intended to remove milk residue better than regular dish soap without leaving any residue.
Change to "You can—but it’s not always the best option. Regular dish soap is generally safe, but it often includes added fragrances or ingredients that aren’t specifically tailored for baby items. It may also be a bit less effective at cutting through milk residue compared to dedicated bottle cleaners.
Plant-based, fragrance-free formulas that are paraben-free and clinically tested for sensitive skin. Look for products specifically labelled for baby bottles.
They remove milk residue where bacteria grows, but you must sterilise bottles after washing for babies under 12 months. Washing and sterilising help keep feeding equipment clean for your baby.
Yes, many plant-based formulas can effectively remove milk residue and formula buildup, and they’re often biodegradable as an added benefit
After every feed. Rinse immediately, wash with bottle cleaning liquid and then sterilise. Stock up on bottle feeding essentials so you will always have clean bottles ready.