Milton Sterilising Fluid allows you to sterilise in 15 minutes only, killing all bacteria, viruses, fungi and spores (tough dormant bacteria). It has been used in hospitals for many years as a simple and very reliable method.
Top Features:
- Expertly developed to sterilise baby items in only 15 minutes
- Used by parents and midwives for over 70 years
- The only hygiene brand specialising in baby protection
- Kill 99.9% of germs
- No heating, no rinsing, no hassle
- No impact on milk taste
- Solution works for 24 hours
- Use to sterilise all breastfeeding equipment and baby feeding accessories : breast pump parts, baby bottles, soothers, teething rings, small plastic toys, plastic cutlery, weaning bowls
- Use for general household cleaning
- No ingredients from animal origin
- Made in Great Britain
How to Use:
- For baby bottles and utensils, add 1/2 capful (15ml) of Milton fluid for every 2.5 litres of water (dilution at 0.6 percent v/v). wash bottles and utensils before immersing items in the solution. they are disinfected and ready to use after 15 minutes. it is not necessary to rinse. renew the solution after 24 hours.
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FAQ
Q: Why should I use sterilising fluid?
A: In the first 12 months, baby is more vulnerable to infectious agents because of his immature immune system. Baby must not avoid the stimulation of his immune defences, but limit his exposure to potentially infectious agents, large colonies of potentially harmful bacteria. Baby’s immune system is not fully developed for the first year so babies can be more vulnerable to illnesses. Milton Sterilising Fluid will kill 99.9% of germs.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the active ingredient in Milton Sterilising Fluid, and how does it work?
Milton Sterilising Fluid contains sodium hypochlorite (2% w/w), which releases active chlorine to effectively kill 99.9% of germs, including bacteria, viruses, fungi, and spores. (miltonbaby.co.uk)
Is it necessary to rinse items after sterilising with Milton Fluid?
No, rinsing is not required. After sterilisation, items are safe for immediate use without any residual taste or odour. (miltonbaby.co.uk)
Can Milton Sterilising Fluid be used for purposes other than baby items?
Yes, it can be used to disinfect kitchen surfaces, chopping boards, fridges, and even for soaking fruits and vegetables to ensure they are free from harmful microbes. (miltonbaby.com.au)
What should I do if my child accidentally ingests Milton Sterilising Fluid?
If ingested, the child may spit it out or vomit due to its salty taste. If not, give the child a drink of milk to neutralise the solution. However, it's advisable to seek medical advice to ensure safety. (miltonbaby.com.au)
Does Milton Sterilising Fluid kill Candida albicans, the fungus responsible for thrush?
Yes, Milton products are effective against Candida albicans, the fungus responsible for thrush. (miltonbaby.com.au)
Is Milton Sterilising Fluid safe for the environment?
Milton Sterilising Fluid breaks down into water and minute traces of salt, making it environmentally friendly when used as directed. (chemist.net)
How long does the prepared Milton solution remain effective?
The prepared solution remains effective for 24 hours. You can add items throughout the day, but it's recommended to renew the solution every 24 hours. (miltonbaby.co.uk)
Can I use Milton Sterilising Fluid on metal items?
It's advisable to avoid prolonged contact with metal, as the solution may be corrosive to metals. (weldricks.co.uk)
Is Milton Sterilising Fluid suitable for travel purposes?
Yes, its compact design and quick sterilisation process make it ideal for travel, allowing you to sterilise items without the need for electricity. (miltonbaby.co.uk)
How does Milton Sterilising Fluid compare to boiling for sterilisation?
Milton provides a cold water sterilisation method that is as effective as boiling but more convenient, especially for items that may be damaged by heat. (en.wikipedia.org)
