Upgraded to this from an older Baby Brezza model and it performs just as reliably for half the price. Setup was a breeze, and the digital display looks great! The vent design where the bottles sit on top is unique, though it does sacrifice a bit of bottom-rack space. Also, be ready to set your options fast!! The digital display starts up almost immediately, which had me rushing to try to beat the clock! Overall, no major complaints on performance, it seems to get the job done well.

I got this as a second sanitizing machine because I needed more space for all the baby items I clean throughout the day. I already use another machine primarily for bottles, so I’ve been using this one mostly for my baby’s pacifiers, feeding plates, utensils, and other smaller feeding items. It’s been working really well for that purpose. I like having a separate place where I can put all those little things instead of trying to fit everything in with the bottles. The different levels also make it easy to separate larger items from pacifiers and smaller pieces, and I’ve been able to fit a good amount inside at once. It’s pretty straightforward to use, and I like that it sanitizes and dries, so I’m not taking everything out still wet and having to leave it sitting on the counter. I’ve been using it regularly alongside my other machine and so far it’s been a really convenient addition to my baby feeding setup. For me, the biggest benefit is simply the extra capacity. Between bottles, pacifiers, plates, and all the other feeding pieces that somehow pile up every day, having a second machine dedicated to the extras has made keeping everything clean and organized much easier.

We originally used a Baby Brezza sterilizer when my son was still taking bottles, so I had a good point of comparison when trying this one. He's since graduated to sippy cups, and this sterilizer has transitioned right along with us. We can comfortably fit four of his cups in at a time, along with the valves and other small feeding accessories, so everything gets sanitized and dried in one cycle. One of my favorite features (and a non-negotiable for me) is the drying function! Instead of washing everything and leaving it scattered across the counter to air dry, the cups come out dry and ready to be put back together and stored away. It saves time and helps keep the kitchen looking a little less cluttered. Compared to our previous sterilizer, this one takes up noticeably less counter space, which is a huge plus in my kitchen. The controls are simple to use, and the clear lid makes it easy to see everything inside while it's running. It has fit seamlessly into our daily routine. I obviously didn't test it in a laboratory, but based on my experience using steam sterilizers with my own child, this has performed just as well as the much larger Baby Brezza we previously owned while taking up considerably less room on the counter. Even though we're past the bottle stage, it's still incredibly useful for sanitizing sippy cups and all those little parts that are easy to overlook. The funny part is that my toddler has no problem eating food directly from the floor, yet I still feel better knowing his cups are clean and sanitized before I hand them back to him. Parenthood doesn't always make sense, but the peace of mind is worth it. 😅 Overall, this has been a great addition to our kitchen. It's compact, easy to use, and does exactly what I expect from a steam sterilizer and dryer. I'd definitely recommend it to parents looking for a space-saving option that will still be useful even after the bottle stage.

I’ve been really impressed with this sanitizer. It’s easy to use and doesn’t take up much counter space. I love that I can sanitize, dry, or just store bottles. I also use a bottle washer, and it has a dry cycle, but it doesn't work as well as this does to dry them, so I don't mind having 2 appliances on my counter, and this one really doesn't take too much room. The drying feature is the biggest win for me, and I use it the most. I will use my bottle washer to wash the bottles, then put them in this after to dry them. Instead of having bottle parts spread out all over the counter, everything comes dry and ready to use, which keeps things much neater, and it's spacious enough to store parts in too between uses. This is very easy to use and very useful. This device is reliable; it's time-saving, and it gives me peace of mind that my baby's feeding bottles are sanitized and dried thoroughly so they won't get musty.

This is one of those how-on-earth-did-we-manage-without-this-? kind of things. I’m a grandmother, and when I had babies in the 70s/early 80s, everything had to be boiled to sterilize things—bottles, nipples, rings, pacifiers, etc. This machine is just amazing! With this set, you get a base, a main bottle part, a part to hold nipples and smaller things, and a lid. You can use the main bottle part and the lid by themselves if you don’t have smaller things to sterilize. Or you can use the smaller basket and the lid to just do smaller things by themselves. Or you can stack it all up and sterilize it all at once. You simply put distilled water in the designated area of the base, stack the baskets, and turn it on. The bottle area will hold 6-8 bottles, depending on the diameter of the bottle. And the smaller basket will hold at least all of the nipples and rings for those bottles. For us, this cycle is more important than the dry cycle. I generally wash all of the bottles in the evening, then put them in the sterilizer overnight. It will turn off when its cycle is finished. It is wonderful to have fresh, sterile bottles for each day! This is a fantastic invention!

This is an efficient on the go Sanitizer with drying feature by MamaEase. The sanitizer is marketed as a 4-in-1. The 4-in-1 options are Sanitize + Dry, Sanitize Only, Dry Only and Storage Function. It has a digital display that’s easy to read and operate, no problem there. Each compartement is stackable making it simple to use and store away. It is tall in size which gives me more counter space without comprising the space within to sanitize. It can sanitize 6 slender bottles or 4 wide neck bottles at a time. I also use it to sanitze baby spoons and sippy cups. It only requires 4 ounces of distilled 💦 water. Full disclosure, I don't multi-stack to sanitize lids/nipples and bottles. When ever I multi-stack, the top tier doesn't feel like it gets as hot. I choose to sanitize the lids/nipples separately using a single tier. I then repeat the process to sanitize bottles. If I am feeling tired or rushed I will throw everything (bottles/lids & nipples, etc) into 1 single tier using the largest compartment. I like that this sanitizer doesn’t leave the compartment or the items inside wet with condensation. This drying feature saves me time as I don't have to re-sanitize what I forget to unload. It's a useful tool in our kitchen and would make a great gift for anyone expecting a new baby. *BPA Free and Flouride Free

This does what it’s supposed to do, and overall there really isn’t anything wrong with it. It has plenty of room for multiple bottles and accessories, and I like that it combines sanitizing, drying, and storage into one machine. The controls are simple enough, and the drying function is convenient compared with having bottles sitting out on a drying rack. That said, after using it, we still find ourselves preferring our Dr. Brown’s sanitizer/dryer. This one just hasn’t been quite as convenient or as enjoyable to use in our normal routine. It’s perfectly functional, but it hasn’t given us a reason to replace what we were already using. At roughly $60 before any coupons or discounts, I’d definitely compare it with some of the more established options before buying. The capacity and multiple functions give it decent value, especially if you don’t already own a sanitizer and dryer. For us, though, it ended up being a good product rather than one we’d reach for first.

so good