tomassi's Review of Avent Express Steam Steriliser
22nd Jan 2006
Overall Rating
- Value for money
All the free stuff you get with it!
Bad Points
It always took longer than the 8 minutes it claimed to take to sterilise.
General Comments
I know the Avent Express Steam Steriliser is supposed to be one of the best sterilisers out there, but I found that if I was in a rush and had forgotten to sterilise bottles and had crying baby it always took longer than the required 8 minutes, more like 15 minutes and then you couldn't man-handle the bottles straight away unless you wanted to burn your hands. I did always put the required amount of water in and even though it is not recommended put a little less water in to make it steralise quicker.
Perhaps for the organised, efficient mum this is an excellent steriliser but for the scatterbrained kind (me!) didn't find ideal and was glad to sell in car boot sale and now am expecting second any day and have purchased a steriliser more to my needs (or personality type).
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luvfaery on 4th Jun 2007
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According to another user, you needed to descale the Avent Express Steam Steriliser often; about every 4 weeks, otherwise, it would take longer to sterilize. Maybe that's what the problem was with yours. Just a thought.