It is crucial to place various items properly in the DeepClean Lite Baby Bottle Washer and Sterilizer machine to facilitate effective cleaning and disinfection.
This article contains the following sections:
1.Instructions for Placing Bottle
2.Instructions for Placing Breast Pump Accessories
3.Instructions for Placing Children's Feeding Dishware
4.Precautions for Utensils Not Recommended for Cleaning
1.Instructions for Placing Bottle
- Place baby bottles upside down on the fixed spray towers of the lower rack.
- Nipples can be hung on the nipple holder, and accessories such as screw caps and bottle caps can be placed on the upper rack.
Note:
Adjust the upper rack height before loading items.
Flip the upper rack to switch between the High and Low height settings.
- High Setting: Recommended for taller bottles to provide more loading space.
- Low Setting: Recommended for shorter bottles to improve the cleaning performance of items on the upper rack.
2.Instructions for Placing Breast Pump Accessories
2.1Cleaning Conventional Breast Pumps
Arrange all components of the breast pump according to the rack structure, ensuring the spray arm can rotate freely.
2.2Cleaning Wearable Breast Pumps
- The bottle holder and nipple holder can be removed as needed for cleaning.
- When cleaning breast pump accessories, a dedicated breast pump spray rack can be installed on the middle fixed spray columns around the lower rack.
- It is recommended to categorize items by volume for placement.
- Large components (e.g., bottles, main body of the breast pump) should be placed on the lower rack.
- Small components (e.g., nipples, bottle caps, connecting tubes) should be placed on the upper rack.
- For harder-to-clean parts like milk collection cups, align them with the dedicated breast pump spray rack for optimal cleaning results.
3.Instructions for Placing Children's Feeding Dishware
Suitable for some heat-resistant utensils such as children's spoons, forks, bowls, and plates. Do not clean items that are not heat-resistant or contain electronic components.
4.Precautions for Utensils Not Recommended for Cleaning
- Wooden Utensils: Wooden utensils are susceptible to heat and moisture. Frequent machine washing may cause warping or damage.
- Bonded Ware: Some adhesives may soften or dissolve during machine washing, causing parts to separate.
- Aluminum Utensils: Certain aluminum products may discolor or lose their luster after washing with detergent, depending on the material quality.
- Other Metal Utensils: Iron and cast iron are prone to rust and can contaminate other items; copper, lead, tin, antimony, alloy, and brass are also prone to causing contamination or staining.
- Decorative Porcelain: Porcelain with underglaze patterns, gold trim, or hand-painted designs (e.g., antique porcelain) is not suitable for machine washing, as the process may cause fading or damage.
- Glassware: Ordinary glassware is suitable for machine washing, but crystal and delicate antique glass may become corroded and turn cloudy.
- Plastic Utensils: The heat resistance of plastic products varies. Plastic ware that is not heat-resistant is not recommended for machine washing or drying.
Warning: This appliance must not be used to clean sharp items such as knives.
