Hospital Grade Disinfectant - Milton, the expert in cold water sterilisation of baby feeding equipment for over 70 years
Use in Cold Water Sterilisation Method which sterilises in just 15 minutes and kills 99.9% of germs. Made solution is effective for 24 hours and comes in a convenient 30 tablet pack.
Why sterilise?
During your baby's first 12 months, their immune system is still developing so they need extra protection from germs.
What should I sterilise?
Bottles, teats, soothers, plastic feeding spoons, weaning bowls, teething rings, toys, breastfeeding equipment such as breastpump parts and milk storage containers.
- Ideal for travel.
- Effective in 15 minutes.
- Stay sterile for 24 hours
- No need to rinse
Ingredients: Sodium Bicarbonate, Adipic Acid, Sodium Dichlorois ocyarunate, Anhydrous Sodium Carbonate.500mg Sodiu m Dichloroisocyanurate. Available Chlorine 32% w/w per tablet.
Directions
How to use The Cold Water Method.
Do not mix with detergents or other chemicals. Do not swallow.
1. Clean: Wash bottle, teats, breast-feeding equipment in warm soapy water, then rinse in cold water.
2. Prepare Solution: Fill your Milton unit with 4L of water, add 2 Milton standard tablets.
3. Add Items: Close the lid and in just 15 minutes everything is ready to use. No need to rinse. Items can stay in the solution until needed. Renew the solution every 24 hours.
Baby Hygiene
Directions:
Disinfect pre-cleaned bottles, teats, breast expression equipment, infant feeding equipment, soothers, teethers, small plastic toys, bibs and brushes by soaking in made-up solution.
Dilution:
2 Milton tablets per 4 litres of water (15 minutes minimum).
Home Hygiene
- Disinfect cleaned non-metallic jars, bottles, storage containers and chopping boards.
- Disinfect cleaned non-metallic cupboards, work surfaces, shelves, cookers, fridges and freezers by wiping with made-up solution. Remove stains from cups. Disinfect sponges, scourers, toothbrushes. kitchen tidies, home brewing equipment.
Dilution:
2 Milton tablets per 4 litres of water (15 minutes minimum).
