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Baby Bottles and Limescale?
Any tips for removing lime scale residue from the bottom of a baby’s bottle?
It’s obviously left over from the steam during sterilization and I don’t want to use a chemical such as those available for kettles.
I know about white vinegar but don’t fancy trying that in case it leaves a smell/taste.
Any other ‘natural’ products I can soak the bottles in?
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I boiled the bottles in water and vinegar. It was the only thing that worked. You don’t use a lot of vinegar so it does not have a smell at all. I tried lemon juice and everything else but the only thing that worked was the vinegar. It also kept the pot that I was using to boil the bottles in nice and shiny and clean!
The vinegar is perfectly safe to use.
All the natural products you can soak them in will not be as good as vinegar. The smell and taste goes away – evaporates.
Use bottled water for steam sterilizing. I am on a well with hard water and would have the same thing happen if I used our tap water. Never had problems with the bottled water though. I also use bottled water to prepare the bottles.
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