Steamers & Sterilisers

Bottle Steriliser and Dryer Combos

If you want sterilising and drying handled in one cycle, Baby Brezza's One Step Steriliser & Dryer Advanced and Superfast Steriliser Dryer, along with Beaba's 2-in-1 Steril 'n' Dry Steriliser Dryer, all combine both steps — no separate drying rack, no bottles left dripping on the bench overnight.

Bottle Sterilizer Options for Every Routine

For a compact, on-the-go option, Nanobebe's Microwave Steam Sterilizer turns your own microwave into a quick bottle sterilizer, ideal for travel or smaller kitchens. Medela's Quick Clean Microwave Bags offer the same convenience specifically for pump parts and smaller accessories — a genuine feeding bottle sterilizer solution without a dedicated appliance. For a larger-capacity option, 59S's UV Multi-Purpose Sterilisation Cabinet uses UV light to sterilise a full set of feeding gear (and more) in one go, functioning as a genuine infant bottle sterilizer for busy households.

Baby Brezza Bottle Washer Pro

If washing itself — not just sterilising — is the daily bottleneck, the Baby Brezza Bottle Washer Pro is a dedicated bottle washer built specifically for baby bottles, teats, and pump parts, cleaning more thoroughly than hand-washing or a standard dishwasher cycle typically manages.

Every product here is chosen for genuine, everyday reliability — not just a box to tick. Free delivery is included on all orders over $99, with fast dispatch across Australia.

FAQs

What's the difference between a bottle steriliser and a bottle washer?

A bottle steriliser (like Baby Brezza's One Step Steriliser & Dryer) kills bacteria using steam, heat, or UV light. A bottle washer (like the Bottle Washer Pro) physically cleans bottles and parts before sterilising — the two steps work together, not as substitutes for each other.

Can I sterilise bottles in a microwave without a special microwave steriliser?

A dedicated microwave steriliser, like Nanobebe's, is designed with proper steam venting and timing for safe, even sterilising — a regular container in the microwave doesn't guarantee the same result.

Do UV sterilisers work as well as steam sterilisers?

UV sterilisation cabinets, like 59S's, use ultraviolet light rather than heat to kill bacteria, which can be gentler on certain materials, though effectiveness depends on proper exposure time and positioning within the unit.

How often should baby bottles be sterilised?

Many health guidelines recommend sterilising bottles regularly in the first few months, though practices vary — checking current advice from your GP or child health nurse is worthwhile for guidance specific to your baby.

Is the Baby Brezza Bottle Washer Pro worth it over hand-washing?

For families washing multiple bottles daily, a dedicated bottle washer can genuinely save time and clean more consistently than hand-washing, particularly for narrow-necked bottles and small pump parts that are hard to scrub by hand.