Wabi UV-C Sterilizer and Dryer for Baby Bottles, Electronic Devices and Kitchen Wares, Low Heat Ultraviolet Lighting Sanitizer with Touch Panel, Countertop Sterilized Storage Unit

When my first baby was born, we used a steam sterilizer as a way to clean his bottle after every wash. I had always worried about mildew, and how to get the hot steam out of the bottles, and how to get them sufficiently dry after using them. The negatives seemed to be more important than the positives in this case. Therefore, it was up to me to find something better when we found out we were expecting twins. In Asia, UV sterilizers, which were so popular, had warming lamps and circulation fans that could sterilize blood and other body fluids. The cost of these things is just about 10 times higher than that of a steam sterilizer, but if you wash several bottles a day, these are definitely worth it. You're not going to have a problem with It is faster to dry your clothes on a rack than to put them on a radiator. Moreover, fewer operations are needed Immediately after washing, just load everything into the washing machine, set the cycle, and go to sleep. The bottles will be completely dry later on, so they will be ready to use. The Haenim unit was redesigned for the US market, and can be purchased from Wabi Baby Having looked at several import units from Asia, I was delighted to discover the Haenim unit was being sold by So you don't need a 220V converter, and you can use a US voltage adapter Service-based warranty and service. Great, so why the 3-year warranty How many stars do you give? Despite the fact that our Wabi Baby sterilizer has been a dream to use, and exceeded all my expectations, I am concerned about its long-term durability. Stability over a long period of time. In July of last year, our unit was ordered and within 3 months the red warming LEDs ceased working (when you opened the door, there was no red light, and upon putting the unit in the drying cycle, all we could see was the fan). Life went on as usual when Amazon sent a new unit after the first one broke. Sadly, in April this year (just six months after receiving our second unit) the red LED's in the second unit failed in the same fashion. In addition to being refurbished, the unit is moving back to us with only a few months of warranty remaining. It seems like an outrageous coincidence, but I am hoping it is just a fluke. It is important to know that something like this costs almost $300 and should last for years and I see something fail twice in the same way within a year, I have to wonder if there isn't a design flaw at work here. The outcome will be seen in time, and I wish it wasn't the same thing with my refurbished unit since there's no other US-based manufacturer at this time. It's the closest steam sterilizer competitor to the Wabi Baby I'm familiar with, so I'm hoping it'll be as good as the Wabi Baby (and I can't imagine going back to using In conclusion, this is the baby bottle sterilizer from the future, just make sure you don't buy a lemon.

Priscilla Griffin

| Jan 31, 2021

It was exciting to make this purchase and I decided to make a big purchase. There was no point in waiting for pump parts to dry for so long. I wanted a solution that would be convenient and quick. The first thing I noticed is that it takes up a lot of space on the counter. If the convenience had been worth the space, I would have given up the space. As a result of reading the instructions, I never made use of the product. There was a warning about possible discoloration of plastic parts, and the instructions said it was up to the manufacturer to determine whether or not UV sterilization would be acceptable for the item. There is no support for UV sterilization from Medela or Spectra. As well as my daughter's bottles and pacifiers, the companies also acted in this manner. The products we use do not support UV sterilization, and they have not tested it, so the product did not have any value.

Maliyah POWER

| Jul 15, 2021

The decision to buy this was completely ambiguous to me, and it took me three months to come to a conclusion. There were so many mom friends who told me it wasn't necessary. Apart from the price tag (and when your first time parents are shopping for all of their other baby gear, do you think we really wanted to give this up our apartment space? My reasoning for making the purchase was as follows 1 .
It is estimated that we have It has already been filled with our favorite cooking utensils on the 5' of kitchen counter space that there is. As much space as possible is occupied by all of our other drawers and cabinets, as well. To accommodate all of the breastfeeding/baby gear, I also purchased a cart (see photo) that the Wabi could sit on. was unable to find the exact dimensions of the object. It is not listed on Amazon or other vendors because they only give the shipping box size. FYI, the Wabi is 16" tall, 15" deep, and 11" wide assembled. It has been wonderful having an organized, convenient baby station where we can grab and go with supplies for making bottles, refilling diaper and pump bags, pacifiers, etc. And even more importantly, it does not clutter our apartment counter space or surfaces with dried bottle and pump parts. When I travel with my baby, I use a collapsible stroller In a gear-shaped We want to give everything a good, quick wash with the dish bucket, then hang it in the Wabi and let it go through the dry/sterilization cycle. Then place it in the organizer below, with a few things in sealed zip-locks for added In a space that's already cramped, this is a tasty cheesy snack There is a limited supply of kitchen items! .
. piece is that my husband and I have a different understanding of what "clean" is and what it means to go into the sleep. The first night I was deprived of sleep with a newborn, I knew there would be a major fight if I washed all the breastfeeding gear, left it to dry on the counter, and then discovered coffee grinds on a part of the pump or bottle. This is the end of the world as we know it! My money's on Wabi if avoiding petty zombie arguments means we get to avoid those ridiculous arguments in the middle of the night because hubby doesn't see the mess and I will probably be unable to think rationally with a hungry kid and more laundry to do. Keeping in mind that we are all humans, plan accordingly. It might be one of the purchases I am most glad I made so far, and I will update after several months when it is time to change the bulbs and when we are in our full daycare routine, but so far, it may be one of the purchases I am most pleased with.

Maia Pearson

| May 08, 2021

The fact that I bought this is not because I have a baby, but because I have so many things to sanitize. costs more than other brands, but it is the brand that changes the bulbs and does not need a new filter, so it is worth the money. doesn't sell replacement bulbs. A cheaper baby bottle UV system needs new filters every three )
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It fits a bunch. When I pushed the sunlight button, it counted down 5 minutes and since we are currently in the middle of Covid- I did not need to use any I have found that anything that sanitizes is so much better than there being no cleaning products available. The sun-shaped button will get rid of it A virus in the shape of a pyramid. It is important not to hit the drying button while your phone is in the sink, as well as remembering to turn the phone off in the sink.

Angelina Little

| Feb 04, 2021