Most Popular Bottle Washers: Pros & Cons
It’s recommended to wash bottles and pump parts with soap and water and allow them to air-dry.. after each use. That’s a LOT of work! This is probably one of the most taxing chores when it comes to bottle feeding and pumping.
Some families turn to using bottle washers for their bottles, pump parts, and other items (like pacifiers) for cleaning. It can save time and energy especially if you are exclusively pumping, bottle feeding, have twins, work full time, etc.
But don’t get me wrong, although a bottle washer can be nice to have, it is NOT a necessity. If you don’t have the counter space or budget, that’s not a problem. You can also use a normal dishwasher to save time!
Here are the Top 5 Most Popular Bottle Washers
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The machines are not listed in any specific order.
#1 Eufy S1 Pro
The Eufy Bottle Washer S1 Pro is a new addition to the market. It’s the largest bottle washer available, holding up to 10 bottles. The jet system is extensive with jets on the top and bottom that rotate. It comes with a built in water softener that helps reduce water spots.
This bottle washer washes, sterilizes, drys, and stores parts for up to 72 hours. The fastest rinse cycle is 24 minutes, which doesn’t including drying.
Pros
Holds up to 10 bottles
Water softener
Connects to eufy app
Night light
Cons
Expensive
Large, takes up a lot of counter space
Recommended to use distilled water
#2 Papablic Safeguard Plus
The Papablic Safeguard Plus Bottle Washer is another new bottle washer. It’s a bit smaller than the Eufy S1 Bottle Washer. It has a separate water tank with a filtration system that significantly reduces water spots on bottles.
This bottle washer washes, sterilizes, drys, and stores parts for up to 72 hours. The fastest rinse cycle is 12 minutes, which doesn’t including drying.
Pros
High quality filter
Little to no water spots
Can use tap water
Holds 8 bottles
Cons
Expensive
2 containers
#3 Baby Brezza
The Baby Brezza Washer Pro was the first bottle washer to exist. It’s unique in that it has a tank to collect the used water. This is the only bottle washer that doesn’t need to be placed by the sink, or near another container to collect the used water.
This bottle washer washes, sterilizes, drys, and stores parts for up to 72 hours. The fastest rinse cycle is 19 minutes, which doesn’t including drying.
Pros
Cheaper
20 jets
Has tank for use water
Doesn’t have to be next to a sink
Cons
Have to use distilled water
Holds 4 bottles
#4 Grownsy
The Grownsy EaseClean Bottle Washer Pro is a budget-friendly bottle washer.
This bottle washer washes, sterilizes, drys, and stores parts for up to 72 hours. The fastest rinse cycle is 19 minutes, which doesn’t including drying.
Pros
Cheaper option
Self-cleaning setting
Night light
Cons
Have to use distilled water
Fits 4 bottles at a time (can squeeze in 8)
#5 MomCozy
The MomCozy KleanPal Pro Baby Bottle Washer is the most bought bottle washer on the market. The design is very similar to the Grownsy bottle washer, with only a few minor changes to the logo, colors, and shape of the screen.
This bottle washer washes, sterilizes, drys, and stores parts for up to 72 hours. The fastest rinse cycle is 19 minutes, which doesn’t including drying.
Pros
Cheaper option
Cons
Only recommends 4 bottles at a time (can squeeze in 8)
No filter
Have to use distilled water
Which One To Choose?
You’ve seen the differences in the most popular bottle washers and learned what features set them apart. Now, it’s time to decide what to buy.
Personally, I can’t recommend a specific option. The Eufy wins in terms of capacity, the Papabalic wins in terms of the filtration system, and the Baby Brezza wins in terms of price/mobilization. The Grownsy also wins in terms of pricing. The MomCozy would be my last pick, mostly due to their unethical marketing practices and history of poor quality products.
What Next?
Hopefully you found this comparison to be helpful. If you or someone you know needs support on their feeding journey, my team and I offer virtual consultations all over the globe. We would be more than happy to support you and your family. Our practice accepts many insurance plans and offers self-pay for those without insurance.
If you have any concerns about the health of your child, reach out to your care providers. They have the most information on you, your baby, and your specific case.
Disclaimer
The information provided in this blog is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult your physician, pediatrician, or a qualified lactation consultant regarding any medical concerns or questions.
