Grownsy EaseClean Bottle Washer Pro | All-in-One Bottle Washer and Sterilizer and Dryer | Baby Bottle Washer for Bottles, Pump Parts & Baby Essentials | Replaces Hand Washing

I recently purchased the Automatic Baby Bottle Washer, and I’m so impressed with how much time and effort it saves me! This device takes all the hassle out of cleaning bottles, nipples, and accessories. With just the push of a button, it automatically washes and rinses the bottles, making the process incredibly fast and efficient.The washer is easy to use, and the cleaning results are excellent. It effectively removes milk residue and ensures everything is sanitized, leaving the bottles sparkling clean. It also has a drying function, so once the washing cycle is complete, everything is dry and ready to go.Another great feature is how quiet it operates. It’s not disruptive at all, even when I’m doing other tasks around the house. The compact design doesn’t take up much space on the counter, which is perfect for my kitchen.Overall, This Baby Bottle Washer has been a game-changer in our household. It’s efficient, convenient, and makes bottle cleaning a breeze. I highly recommend it to any busy parent looking for a reliable, time-saving solution!

My baby is now 7 months, and I waited this long to get a bottle washer/dryer/sterilizer because they are generally so expensive. I figured I could suck it up and wash bottles and breast pumps by hand, however, with work, household chores, and another child, I was doing the brunt of it all and it got to be too much. I finally gave in and after much research, settled on this one. It looks exactly like another brand name one but for less money, and it works really well so I'm happy I got it, it's made my routine so much easier. It is rather large, but I don't mind it since I keep few things on my counter tops, so it sits right next to my sink. It has a hose attachment that goes into the sink and will rid the machine of dirty water as it washes and rinses. Some reviewers find this off-putting but I prefer it. I'd rather not have to carry 2.5L of dirty water to my sink to empty the retainer, it's much easier if it goes directly into the sink on its own so I'm baffled why people don't like that?? It also comes with 60 soap tablets, which means you get 60 washes out of the machine before you have to purchase more. The only thing I noticed is that even after drying and sterilizing, I will have minor water drops on my bottles but it's not something that bothers me enough to remove a star. In general, I can fit 5-6 9oz avent bottles comfortably which is a day's worth of bottles for my baby. All in all, I would definitely recommend this product for all the tired moms out there who need the extra help. On a side note, it came up as a frequently returned item on my page but I'm truly not sure why.

I have had this machine for about a week and it has made my life easier!!! I recently went back to my corporate job and was struggling with my work life balance and all the needs of my 5 month old and 3 year old. The machine is easy to load, works efficiently and dries everything really well! I am able to sanitize my baby essentials throughout the day which is such a breeze! I have not had any issues with the drain hose or machine itself. 10/10 I’d buy it again!!! I bought extra washing tablets but the machine comes with 60 complementary tablets!

This bottle washer/ sanitizer has saved me so much time. It’s really easy to use worth the money, my only complaint is the hose should be placed on the other side of the machine. Overall, worth the purchase, no longer have to clean bottles by hand.

Just get this now! If you're lucky to have it on offer, don't hesitate for a second. Deal I had came out to $230 with a pack of 130 tablets. Grownsy is in my opinion a very underrated brand that likely doesn't have the marketing budget of Momcozy to flood social media with their products. Of course I debated over this and the competitors. BabyBrezza looks aesthetically awkward, and had some negative points over this type of modern design. Papablic I feel offers the same functionality but honestly it just came down to it looking to have a slightly bigger footprint, and the controls/display being top down rather than front facing put me off. So it came down to Grownsy and Momcozy. I couldn't find any decent comparison reviews, so had to just go with a bit of blind faith, and the fact the Grownsy was almost $100 did help with the decision, but also it's hard to knock the feeling you get what you pay for, and the premium price tag causing a sense of false security. I am fairly sure both products are made at the same place with very similar materials but just a slight redesign. I can report the Grownsy is very well made, materials are not cheap in any way, machine is quiet, everything comes out super clean with very minimal rinsing, and dryness will depend massively on your own placement ensuring no puddles on items. We mostly use ComoTomo bottles, if you remove the bottle holders, you can comfortably fit four and some other bits and pieces, but if using Dr Browns or anything thinner, 6 shouldn't be a problem. I really have no critiques, other than be prepared for the water consumption, and this isn't unique to Grownsy, the alternatives will also take 2.5 liters for each run. Initially we planned to use distilled water, but that'd be almost $4-5/day, and extra weight for each shopping run, so we just gave in and are using the fridge water, and will use a descaler at some point.Next to the Baby Brezza Formula dispenser, this is one of those items we thought would just be luxury, but if you can afford either and feel your time is valuable in any way, don't second think the decision.