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I have been buying the sterilizing powder for bottles etc. for a while now
and I am wondering if the tablets and liquid that mothers use for
sterilizing babies food & drinking utensils would give the same results as
it is much cheaper than the powder ?


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> I have been buying the sterilizing powder for bottles etc. for a while now
> and I am wondering if the tablets and liquid that mothers use for
> sterilizing babies food & drinking utensils would give the same results as
> it is much cheaper than the powder ?
>


Heat clean bottles to 181°F (83°C) with hot water for 20 min., or you
may be able to slowly heat a batch in your oven, but warm and cool
slowly.
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>I have been buying the sterilizing powder for bottles etc. for a while
>now and I am wondering if the tablets and liquid that mothers use for
>sterilizing babies food & drinking utensils would give the same results as
>it is much cheaper than the powder ?
>
>


Never tried it but... In a recently obtained cheesemaking book, the author
(a cheesemaker for quite a number of years) recommends baby steriliser for
cheesemaking.

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I have been buying the sterilizing powder for bottles etc. for a while now
and I am wondering if the tablets and liquid that mothers use for
sterilizing babies food & drinking utensils would give the same results as
it is much cheaper than the powder ?
I use a bottle sterilizer with 1/4 tsp powder "C-Brite" to sterilize bottles. Flush inside bottle and rinse afterwards.
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On Jul 3, 9:14*pm, Jim LeMay >
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> > ;1478535']I have been buying the *sterilizing *powder for bottles etc.
> > for a while now
> > and I am wondering if the tablets and liquid that mothers use for
> > sterilizing babies food & drinking utensils would give the same results
> > as
> > it is much cheaper than the powder ?

>
> I use a bottle sterilizer with 1/4 tsp powder "C-Brite" to sterilize
> bottles. Flush inside bottle and rinse afterwards.
>
> --
> Jim LeMay


Lets understand you don't sterilize, you sanitize wine bottles. A big
difference.
Use 3 tbls of meta to a gallon of water. (cheap) after use put in a 1
gal carboy w/airlock for use again later. Also add sone to a spray
bottle so you can sanitize your tools.

Tom
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