Baby BrezzaBottle Washer Pro - Baby Bottle Washer, Sterilizer + Dryer - All in One Machine Cleans Bottles, Pump Parts, & Sippy Cups - Replaces Hand Washing, Bottle Brushes and Drying Racks

originally I had the other baby brezza machine which was only a bottle sterilizer and dryer.That one was returned and I ordered this one because of the washing feature.It was too much work to wash the bottles, so I decided to purchase this, which does save me time.However, this specific machine has LESS space compared to the other one.Positives:😃 Washes well😃 Beeps when done😃 Low Sound😃 Able to set it to wash only or Sterilize only etc.😃 Easy to use😃 The entire process of washing, sterilizing and drying is 88 minutes😃 washes well😃 uses hot water for disinfecting😃 leak proof😃 has space on top rack for nipples etc😃 can leave over nightNegatives:😔 Only four bottles fit at a time😔 some items stay a bit wet😔 only brezza tablets can be used for washing bottles and cleaning machineAnnoying:- you have to fill up the tank every single time you use it, which is normal still annoying- you have to empty out the bottom tank with the water that was used to wash. The other machine did not have this because it did not wash bottles, the water that was put into the other machine was used for sterilizing by making steam-gives error code E5 often (not too much of a big deal)FYI:It’s best to put this in an area that can stay plugged in at all times.Best closest to the sink, but not necessarily neededMake sure to have enough tablets to wash the bottlesI would love to have both machines 🤭

Bought this impulsively because I was losing my mind washing/drying/sterilizing bottles and pump parts as as exclusive pumper for my newborn. The Baby Brezza is worth its weight in gold! Washes 4 small (4 oz) or large (8oz) bottles and parts no problem (we use Dr. Brown’s bottles). Fits my pump parts plus extras in another cycle. Takes 88 mins for a full wash/dry/sterilize cycle so perfect if you’re feeding every 2 hours. Must use the Baby Brezza detergent pods and descale every 20 washes with either the Baby Brezza tablets or distilled water and vinegar. Overall if you’re tired of doing bottle dishes and want to get some precious time back, this is very worth your money.

If you’re debating on getting this, let me tell you to just get it. Durning the newborn trenches you won’t feel like washing the bottles by hand then having to sterilize and dry. Just let the robot do it for you. It saves so much water and time and sanity. It’s soooooo worth the counter space it takes up.

Is the Baby Breeza suitable for washing breast pump parts? The quick answer is NO.I have the Elvie portable/wearable pump and a Medela Synchrony (hospital pump.) I have given up on washing any pump pieces in the Baby Breeza altogether.The only piece of relief I get with this thing is the "set it and forget it" aspect. During a late night feed or pump session I can load and wake up to clean bottles or maybe semi-clean pump parts. For me it is not worth $299.99 worth of convenience.I constantly found myself running this throughout the day. Keep in mind the full wash cycle is 88:00 minutes and each cycle needs a water refresh. I think this is a downfall (no drain) but you will need to physically dump the water from prior cycle and replenish the clean water tank. By the time I strategically load pump pieces, dump and replenish water--- I could have easily hand washed and loaded up my pump parts in a microwavable sterilizing bag.The Baby Breeza bottle washer (that states it washes pump parts) is not made to thoroughly clean Elvie or other pump parts. I've tried loading the Elvie bottles on the top and bottom of the Baby Breeza. They still are left with milk residue, milky water spots, or completely wet even after the full 88:00 minute wash, sterilize, and dry cycle.Save yourself the time, money, and headache. I was better off using a $1 sterilizing bag and hand washing. The cleanliness is inconsistent especially for Elvie bottles, breast shields, and pump flanges.Don't even get me started on trying to wash the Elvie breash shield in here. I also have the Medela Synchrony which is a hospital pump. Those parts with the exception of the bottle will not get cleaned.... $300 down the drain if you are an exclusive pumper.The convenience is there for bottles and nipples ONLY.But if you are pumping 5-8 times a day this IS NOT going to work for pump parts. You will end up hand washing to get your pump parts truly clean.Photos attached are AFTER an 88:00 minute cycle. Beware inconsistent results no matter how you load pump parts into this thing. Also this will only hold 4 sets of anything.

Perfect for late night pumping when I don’t want to hand wash or use the fridge method. Was a must have when my baby was first born bc can’t use the fridge method then and didn’t want to buy a ton of pump pieces. I’ve used this with bottles, and multiple different pump pieces (Madela, spectra, and mom cozy wearables) all were cleaned and dried great! I don’t need to use it as often now that baby is feeding well nursing but it’ll be great for bottles when I return to work!

We love our Bottle pro! Wish it had been around when my daughter was born 8 years ago! We spent SO much time cleaning bottles and bottle parts. This cuts down on so much time and saves us money on water (doesn't use alot of water per load). One thing I didn't realize when we purchased it was that in addition to the detergent tablets we also needed to purchase descaler tablets to be used every 10 loads (sooner if you have hard water) and that the HEPA filter would need replaced at least every 90 days. Doesn't change how we feel about our Brezza machine - just something we found out after purchasing that we think others would like to know. It washes bottles, bottle parts, pacificers, medicine syringes, etc. safely and effectively! Our machine has never leaked or smelled bad. It looks great and doesn't take up a huge amount of counter space. We love it!