Dr Brown s BFW006_F2 Dishwasher Basket Instruction Manual

: September 15, 2024
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Dr Brown s BFW006_F2 Dishwasher Basket
Product Information
Product Usage Instructions
Dishwasher Basket
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CLEANING BOTTLE PARTS IN THE DISHWASHER BASKET
Bottle Instructions
ASSEMBLY AND FEEDING Please refer to diagram.
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Dr Brown s BFW006_F2 Dishwasher Basket

Product Information

Specifications

Product Name: Dishwasher Basket
Languages: English, French, Spanish
Components: Collars, Caps, Nipples/Teats, Inserts
Color: Colored side is the upper panel

Product Usage Instructions

Loading the Dishwasher Basket
Place collars, caps, nipples/teats, and inserts in the dishwasher basket.
Positioning for Washing
Ensure the colored side of the basket is facing up during washing to optimize cleaning.

Bottle Instructions

EN Bottle Instructions
FR Mode d’emploi du biberon

Model Number: BFW006_F2

FAQ

Q: Can the dishwasher basket be used for other items?
A: The dishwasher basket is designed for collars, caps, nipples/teats, and inserts only.
Q: Is it dishwasher safe?
A: Yes, the dishwasher basket can be safely placed in the dishwasher for cleaning.

Dishwasher Basket

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CLEANING BOTTLE PARTS IN THE DISHWASHER BASKET

Load the basket with bottle parts.
See Dishwasher Basket diagram.
Collars and reservoir tubes should be placed on the designated pegs on the colored top side of the Dishwasher Basket.
Caps, nipples, inserts, and additional items should be placed in their designated areas on the white bottom side of the Dishwasher Basket.
Once the Dishwasher Basket is fully loaded, close the basket and place on the top rack of the dishwasher with the colored top side up.
Let parts fully cool and dry in the dishwasher before handling and unloading the basket.

Bottle Components

Cap
Collar
Nipple/Teat
Travel Disk: Remove before feeding
Insert
Reservoir Tube
Vent Assembly: Press firmly together to prevent leakage
Storage/Travel Cap (sold separately)

Options+ can be used without the vent – simply remove the vent assembly.

Bottle Instructions

Read and save these instructions for future use.

BEFORE FIRST AND EACH USE
Before first use, fully disassemble all parts, wash the product, then place the components in boiling water for five minutes. This is to ensure hygiene. To prevent a possible choking hazard, pull on the nipple/teat in all directions before each use to ensure it does not tear. Inspect carefully, especially when the child develops teeth. Discontinue use and replace the nipple/teat immediately if any signs of wear or damage are visible, such as cracking or change of shape. Small pieces can accidentally be inhaled and cause serious injury.

CLEANING
CAUTION: Do not use the wire cleaning brush to clean the nipple/teat as this will cause it to tear.
Be sure to remove wire cleaning brush from bottle before cleaning. Fully disassemble all parts and wash prior to each use. All parts are safe for use in dishwasher (top rack only), electric sterilizer, microwave sterilizer, or boiling water. Do not microwave wire cleaning brush.

ASSEMBLY AND FEEDING Please refer to diagram.

To assemble the internal vent system, connect the reservoir tube to the insert so that they fit tightly together. Place the assembled vent system into the bottle. Snap the nipple/teat into the collar, affix collar to bottle, and turn until closed (do not over-tighten). If warming the bottle – always remove all bottle components before warming and use the storage/travel cap. Always test the temperature of milk before feeding baby.
Do not shake the bottle. Shaking will cause air bubbles. Formula should be stirred gently to dissolve lumps as lumps can clog nipple/teat holes fully. Fill to the desired amount. To prevent potential leaks, do not fill the bottle above the FILL LINE WARNING.

OPTIONS+ BOTTLES ° WITH OR WITHOUT VENT
It’s recommended that the internal vent system be installed for the most comfortable feeding, however the vent system can be removed as baby’s feeding develops; providing an experience similar to most nipple/teat-vented bottles.

REMINDERS
For proper bottle and venting function, only use Dr. Brown’s® nipples/teats with this bottle; other brands may leak or flow too fast or too slow. When feeding your baby, hold the bottle so that the reservoir tube hole in the bottom of the bottle is not covered by liquid (approximately at a 45° angle). Keep your baby propped up during feeding. Remove from your baby’s mouth when they are not feeding. Change nipples/teats after six weeks of use.
When transporting bottles, always keep them upright and use storage/travel cap or disk to help prevent leaking. During air travel, remove internal parts and secure with travel cap or disk to prevent leaking from air pressure.

For your child’s safety and health

WARNING!

Continuous and prolonged sucking of fluids will cause tooth decay.
Always check food temperature before feeding.
Throw away at the first signs of damage or weakness.
Keep components not in use out of the reach of children.
Never attach to cords, ribbons, laces, or loose parts of clothing. The child can be strangled.
Never use feeding nipples/teats as a pacifier/soother.
Always use this product with adult supervision.
Glass containers may break.
Always check the nipples/teats for signs of wear and replace when damaged.
Do not use a microwave oven to heat the bottle as microwave ovens can create hotspots in milk/formula and/or bottle components.
Do not leave the nipple/teat in direct sunlight, heat, or in sterilizing solution for longer than recommended as this may weaken the nipple/teat.
Do not allow a child to walk or run while using any bottle.
Do not let a child take a bottle to bed or self-feed for long periods.

GLASS WARNING
Dr. Brown’s glass bottles are made of borosilicate glass. Glass bottles may break. Bottles should always be inspected before each use for sharp edges, fragments, or flakes of glass that may have become dislodged and loose inside the bottle. Do not use if there are any cracks or chips on the bottle. Sudden temperature changes can cause glass bottles to crack or break. Do not freeze glass bottles. Never allow the child to stand, walk, or run while using a glass bottle. Do not allow baby to self feed.