oneofeach's Review of Avent Express Steam Steriliser
14th Jul 2004
Overall Rating
- Value for money
Easy to assemble, very quick, nice colours and style, easy to use.
Bad Points
none
General Comments
We bought the Avent Express Steam Steriliser 2003 model for our son when he was born and we used it up until he was a year old and then sold it still in almost new condition. It came with a few free bottles and a beaker, tongs, a water measuring cup and some sachets of citric acid to descale it. It will hold most types of bottles and will sterilise an avent breast pump too. Very easy to use, stack the bottle rings on the middle bit, the teats at the bottom and the bottles on top then add the basket at the top for the lids. Can also hold dummies etc. Couldn't be simpler to switch on, fill the little jug then add water to the bottom of the steriliser, there is a ring on the bottom showing when the water level has been reached so no need to keep measuring the water every time you want to use it. Then stack all the bottles, put the lid on and switch on. Takes about 8 minutes. Should be descaled fairly often otherwise it takes longer to sterilise and we live in a hard water area so everything gets limescale more quickly. Looks great, it has aqua colour racks and lid and a white body. Would recommend to anybody.
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