“Clean” and “Sterile” are different concepts. Simply put, cleanliness is the absence of dirt. If there is a small child in the family, it is assumed that the house is clean. Sterilization, however, is the complete destruction of microorganisms, including bacteria, fungi, and viruses, on the surfaces of various objects. The device specially designed for this purpose is a sterilizer; it is easy and convenient to use, and the process does not require minute-by-minute monitoring.

In the Maman LS-B303 sterilizer, you can sterilize bottles (5 at once), nipples, pacifiers, breast pump parts, spoons, plastic toys, and other items that a baby might put in their mouth.

How to use the sterilizer?
Pour 75 ml of water into the base of the sterilizer using the measuring cup. Place the tank on the base, then insert the special holder into the tank. Place the washed bottles and accessories inside. After plugging it in, the power indicator will light up, and the water will start heating. Within seconds, the water will turn into steam, which will destroy all pathogenic bacteria. The device turns off automatically when the water evaporates.

The Maman LS-B303 sterilizer has a unique function: hot air drying, which completely removes moisture from items. This means you will get dry bottles ready for immediate use. The sterilizer keeps items sterile for up to 24 hours with the lid closed. This treatment also completely eliminates unpleasant odors. The removable basket allows you to place bottles, nipples, pacifiers, and breast pump parts simultaneously. The set includes tongs for removing hot items. The sterilizer is equipped with an electronic control panel with touch buttons, and light and sound indicators for the sterilization and drying process.

Maman LS-B303 Operating Modes:
• Auto mode: Sterilization 8 min + Drying 50 min
• Sterilization: 10 min
• Drying: 40 min
• Drying: 60 min

The Maman LS-B303 is made of safe material free from Bisphenol-A (BPA) and does not release harmful substances during sterilization.

When is sterilization necessary?
When a baby is teething, it is very important to avoid gum infections. For children with immune deficiencies, after illness, or for premature babies requiring special care, dish sterilization is a prerequisite for maintaining health. New bottles, nipples, and pacifiers must be sterilized immediately after purchase before first use. Only sterile bottles should be used for storing expressed milk. Sterilizing feeding accessories helps protect your child from particularly dangerous bacteria and viruses that may be present, for example, in tap water. Even if your home water is quite clean and safe for adults, you should still be cautious when using it for a baby with a weak immune system. Some bold parents simply rinse a pacifier under running water and give it to the child. But while one child might tolerate it well, another could get sick. So don’t take risks; give your child’s body time to develop the ability to resist infections.